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have a Good day
it is my first post, i wish learn about fly fishing, and it is the best place.
Wath is your opinion about the Powell TiMax, i need take a desition if i buy an used Powell TiMax in a very good condition or a new Orvis ClearWater II. Thanks |
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Re: have a Good day
Hi Frank, thanks for your answer, my question is about the long contoversy about, overseas vs USA made fly Rods, i think Orvis low end and Powell are made overseas (China), i have orvis rods made in USA, but i know many rods area now made in china, are all the same rods with diferents brands?
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Re: have a Good day
Hey Raul,
There is a controversy about USA vs. other country fly rods - unfortunately. It depends on quality control of the actual building of the rod and materials used. The two rods you mentioned aren't familiar to me but that doesn't mean anything. It depends on the kind of fishing you have in mind; small streams, rivers, saltwater flats, lakes, inshore, etc. Also, just as important - your experience level with casting fly rods; if you are a neophyte, I would start out with a easy casting rod. Go to a local fly shop (if practical) and cast their rods or the above mentioned rods, many shops will let you cast them before you can buy them. Also, see if they offer any workshops/clinics on fly fishing to take time off the learning curve. Let us know if you have any other questions. Bienvenido y saludos muy cordiales desde Albuquerque. Thomas.
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Re: have a Good day
Cliff, i think the same, quality control and technology is the most important, and technic of casting is the most important, recently i see a friend casting very beatifull long distances using a "chine rod buy in Argentina, very chep"
Thomas, es bueno saber que hablas espaƱol, hay palabras o frases que a veces no se traducir, i fish minly in lakes, never rivers. Thanks |
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