Check out the Elkhorn 7'6" 4 wt 5pc
[url=http://www.elkhornflyrods.com/store/Details.cfm?ProdID=90&category=15:3758d]http://www.elkhornflyrods.com/store/Details.cfm?ProdID=90&category=15[/url:3758d]
They list for $206 and are often at the shows for $160 with reel. I will probably buy another Elkhorn this January at the Show in Marlboro, MA.
ejd
There is a 5pc Pflueger Purist that is inexpensive:
Regards,
Bob
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Another vote for the Cabelas Stowaway 5 pce.
I have two of them 4wt & 8wt
The Cabelas Money back return policy is another good reason to buy Cabelas.
Buy the combo and get 2 hard rod cases, reel . line and leader as well.
Cheers
DuFf
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Some days it's just not worth chewing through the restraints....
I use the Cabela's Stowaway, Redington Wayfarers (own two), March Brown Ltd, Browning Blacksmith Fork, Yellowstone and a Winston Ibis as my main backpacking and motorcycling rods. I like them all but I usually take two rods when I travel. Rod selection depends on the area I will be fishing.
Almost forgot a detail: About a year and a half ago I had get rid of some Bass Pro points or lose them so I purchased a Browning Blacksmith Fork 8 wt. travel rod. It's fairly inexpensive and I didn't know what to expect but that rod pleasantly surprised me. It's now my main carp rod. I found it easy to cast and tough as nails on a big fish.
[This message has been edited by Jtaylor (edited 15 December 2005).]
i have two cabela's stowaways and i love them. that being said, orvis is having a sale on its 7 piece pack rod right not--30% off.
One more vote for Cabela's 5-piece Stowaway. I have a 4-weight, and love it.
CJ
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