Please just list your fav flyrod and one other flyfishing accessorie that you couldnt live without.
Please just list the 2 products…no explanations why!
eg:
Sage Fli,TFO Ticr 9ft 5wt 4pc
SA Gpx flyline,Waders
Thanks
My sage 490 LE flyrod, almost perfect for the fishing i do. Also love my BW sports chestpack.
My 1942 SouthBend 291 bamboo & my old, beat up, bent up, Columbia hat!
Mike
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Lets see, I guess my favorite rod is my Gatti FR 905 3PA, while my Folstaff would probably head the accessory list, just for the number of times it’s kept my backside dry.
There is a fine line between fly fishing, and standing in the water waving a stick.
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Two weeks ago I got a Winston Boron IIx 6 wt, so that has to be my favorite now. That rod is a cannon, but for around here I don’t need a cannon (although I will when I chase Susquehana smallies). Yet it still presents a size 18 dry fly naturally and with finesse.
As far as an accessory goes, well I think ya’ll know what my favorite is. 
Jerry
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Sage XP 8wt 10 ft (4pc) and the Dawg 
Christopher Chin, Jonquiere Quebec
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Dot Man backed in to a good point…most will respond with the rod they got last. I am no exception. Orvis Far and Fine.
If I was reading the specs on the rod, not knowing its favorable history, I would not give it a second look (7’9" 5 wt) but Orvis did this one right.
The rod and I have connected spritually, it does everything I ask it to do - its amazing.
Not a distance rod - 40-50’ of line is all it wants but inside that distance it is one of the best rods I have ever fished. It makes me a better fisherman. If I had bought the rod 30 years ago I would not own as many rods as I do today.
I’ll go with Sawkill on the Folstaff
My Sage 790 RPL and my stripping basket.
Jim Smith
Winston Boron IIx 6wt 9ft
My lucky fishing hat. It keeps the rain off my head and the sun out of my eyes.
St Croix, 8 1/2’ 5 wght, Imperial.
Hat-Eyes
Life, is the time He gave you to determine where you want to spend eternity.
Lotech Joe
Favorate rod; the one I haven’t finished building yet 
accessory; my kayak… it’s so much fun, sometimes I forget to fish.
“Although prequalifed by virtue of their brain size, trout have no politics.”
J.A.Kassane
My Sage 490 SLT… and over the past couple of years I have found I can not go fishing without my 2X magnifiers…
saflyfish
A 7’ 6" 5 wgt. I built and a box of fly’s I tied.
I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here!
Cactus
Orvis Silver Label 7wgt “All-Rounder” and my reading glasses. Without the latter I’m in a world of hurt!! LOL
Bob
7’ PMQ 4wt cane made by yours truely and a can of snuff.
My Fultz 765 that Jeff helped me build, and my old, ragged simms guide vest.
RW here,
My 1-weight and a baseball cap. I have 96 baseball caps to date and I never know which one I’ll be wearing from one day to the next.
RW
“We fish for pleasure; I for mine, you for yours.” -James Leisenring on fishing the wet fly-
My 9 foot 3 weight IM6 from Hook and Hackle and my Chevy S10.
Tim Anderson
Steffen Bros. ‘glass 6.5’ one piece 3 weight
Old Town Katahdin canoe
Alec
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Sage XP - 5wt - 4 Piece
Guide Lanyard holds/nippers and other stuff
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