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Sage Sp 7100-3
Hey guys, my name is Daniel. I recieved a Sage SP 7100-3 fly rod.. Here is its specs... 7100-3 #7 line 10'0" 4 3/8 oz and its a three piece.
The rod was paired with a Ross Reels Canyon BG-4 reel. the reel also says Mark Luttenton on it. I wanted to try fly fishing for Steel Head in Northern Michigan. Is this a good combo for this? I am new to Fly Fishing so I honestly have no idea what im doing and what gear to get. p.s. I know this combo is slightly used but I am wondering what this combo might be worth and should I invest in something better if it is worthless. I thank you guys for any info you might be able to give. |
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Re: Sage Sp 7100-3
Hi Daniel,
You have a very nice setup for Michigan Steelhead. You have a good rod and a good reel, all you need is a good fly line. The 10' 7wt will be harder for you to learn to cast but it is doable. A few lessons would really cut down your learning curve and make it much easier to learn. A 10' rod works very well for Steelhead.
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Re: Sage Sp 7100-3
Thank you guys for the info.... I took the gear out today and you were correct. It was a bit difficult to grasp it all. But I think I got the basics down. With practice I feel I will someday become very good at using it. Although I have heard that with fly fishing you never really stop learning. I look forward to the challenge.
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Re: Sage Sp 7100-3
you are good for steelies. basically what I hear is all ya need is a 7 or 8 wt with a good adjustable drag. I have a 8wt $99 dollar cabelas setup for ohio steelies.
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Re: Sage Sp 7100-3
That's a great set-up and a really fine reel. The name is imprinted on there because Ross does this to prevent reselling of the reel. (the named person on the reel got quite a deal on it) I've got a couple Ross's with my name on it, and I sure wish I had that model as well.
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