No fishing for me on the Sipsey heavy rains here has shut
down the tailrace for weeks. Both generators are running every day with muddy
water being released below the dam. The water at the tailrace outlet is higher
than I have ever seen it. My first fishing trip will be sometime in
February. So in the meantime, I will enjoy conversing with all my blog buddies.
I hope to use this blog as an avenue to express my thoughts and adventures of all of my fishing expeditions and any other journeys I may undertake.
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Eagle Claw Featherlight Fly Rods
I thought I would
share this fly rod find I discovered the other day while searching the
net. Troutlet is selling their Feather
Light Eagle Claw Fly rod for 32.00 bucks in lengths of 6 ½ ft., 7 ft. and 8 ft.
All these rods are fiberglass and have the stainless guides and taper fit
fiberglass ferrules. I am probably going to order the 8 ft. one as if I needed
another fly rod.
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I'd have a hard time convincing my wife I need another fly rod. Thanks for the haads up though.
ReplyDeleteBill, I have that rod....6'6" 3/4 wt. Great rod for the price.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill
ReplyDeleteThat's just the thing I've been looking for
I have one of the early Featherlights from around 1964. Not quite as versatile as the new ones but certainly a nice throw in the back of the car rod. The reviews that I have read are very favorable Bill, so I think you'll enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteMark
ReplyDeleteI think I may have to break one of fly rods to justify getting another fly rod. Thanks for the comment
Alan
ReplyDeleteI remember you saying you had this fly rod and you are impressed with it. Thanks for the comment
Howard
ReplyDeleteThe 1964 Featherlight is certainly a gem. thanks for the comment
Deadfisher
ReplyDeleteGlad I was able to help find the Eagle Claw--thanks for the comment
Oh, happy winter rains, Bill. Nice reflection on the Eagle Claw. My first rod was an Eagle Claw. Don't remember too much about it, except that my girlfriend at the time tossed it into the back seat as we made a getaway from whatever. The car door got it. She felt bad, so went out and bought me a new Fenwick. The rest of the story is my "modern history." Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat rod for the price. Can't beat it!
ReplyDeleteI have that rod from the late 60's early 70's. Used it on the local small streams.
ReplyDeleteJustin
ReplyDeleteA glass rod at this price is unusual. thanks for the comment
Trout
ReplyDeleteGlass rods have been around for sometime--thanks for the comment
Walt
ReplyDeleteSorry you lost that fly rod due to breakage, I wish I still had my first fly rod. thanks for the comment