7' 5 weight

[Ron]

As requested, here are a couple of photos of the rod showing its excellent condition, including the rod case and Orvis blank warrantee.

[mnklagoon]

Here ya go!

http://www.classicflyfisherman.com/p...vis7ft5wt.html

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thats the rod i sent him a link for! thats a great rod!

[Ron]

The rod in that link you sent him is a 1970's rod, from the website's description and looks well used. The Orvis rod I'm offering, while the same length and weight, is like new, was purchased from Orvis in the early 2000's and comes with a 25 yr. warrantee card, not filled out. It just depends on whether he's looking for a "classic" or something with less wear with a guarantee.

[mnklagoon]

it looks barely used. totally a different rod. he sells his silver labels for 150.00 terry good luck with your search! either one is a good rod.

[flyster101]

http://www.classicflyrodforum.com/topic/27206

[waltryan]

A Tonka prince is a good entry level bamboo 5 wt.

[terry13111]

The rod in that link you sent him is a 1970's rod, from the website's description and looks well used. The Orvis rod I'm offering, while the same length and weight, is like new, was purchased from Orvis in the early 2000's and comes with a 25 yr. warrantee card, not filled out. It just depends on whether he's looking for a "classic" or something with less wear with a guarantee.

I ended up buying both thinking the actions would be different. As far as I can tell, other than cosmetics, the rods are the same. I am going to keep the silver label and hopefully sell the older one. Thanks guys.

[MrFishingToughGuy]

I ended up buying both thinking the actions would be different. As far as I can tell, other than cosmetics, the rods are the same. I am going to keep the silver label and hopefully sell the older one. Thanks guys.

Whatcha want for the older one?

Marty