Favorite 4wt

[dudley]

I have three 4wts and they're all favorites
However, I've fished my Lamiglass 'honey' for 35 years and it's still a favorite

[Cold]

Got a 7'0" 4wt Diamondglass that is a real sweetie.

[Janus]

I have a 8' 3pc forecast blank that I built into one of my favorites...

[Bakerloo]

Winston WT 7'6" 4wt.

[wizard]

Cortland Brook Series 8' 4wt. Power and finesse!

[DaveP63]

Depends on what you are looking for and what you want to spend. I have an old 8.5' Redington 4wt that I like for those situations, but I like it lined with a 3wt line because it feels like it runs out of gas with a 4wt.

[anglerdave]

I own two 4 wts. A St Croix Avid 8 1/2' 2 pc (pre IPC) and a Pennington Pine River 7' boo. Each has a purpose, when fishing our small spring creeks in the NE part of the state. Between the two rods the Pennington speaks to me when cast.

Dave

[randyflycaster]

I have an older, slower Orvis Superfine.

Randy

[Panman]

If I was going to buy a rod for the purpose of fishing creeks & streams I would rather spend my money on two rods, one short and one long, than just one rod. There are times when a short rod excels because of heavy cover and other times where a longer rod is the ticket for open streams. My personal choice would be a short rod of 7'6" and a long rod of 9'0'". I know a lot of folks like shorter rods but I tried a 7'0" and ended up selling it and buying a 7'6" rod.

Tim

[okieflyfisher]

Hey Dave,

I have a nice little cortland 7' 2 piece CL that I'm selling. It's in perfect condition and perfect for smaller to mid size water. Also, your mailbox is full so you can't receive any messages.

Thanks

Billy