Just Curious: How Many Fly Rods Do you Own

[stl_geoff]

Sell me a no name US made one that I can use as a throw around rod for cheap

[thenewlushlife]

I find that with under 10 rods I can cover all my fishing needs. Not to say that having 10-15 rods wouldnt be awseome.

8'- 4 weight Orvis superfine touch
8'6"- 5 weight Orvis access
9'6"- 5 weight Sage VXP
13'6"- 7 weight Sage Z-axis
11'- 8 weight Sage Z-axis

I find that the 9'6" 5 weight VXP is more like a typical 6 weight rod, it has major backbone and is a nymphing master, an amazing all-rounder. The orvis touch rod is a dry fly dream, the presentation is off the charts. And as for the z-axis 8110 I find it to be an incredible compact spey rod for scandi and skagit applications on small tribs and huge rivers alike.

[tyler185]

I have 4.

8wt for warmwater
6wt for streamers
5wt for general dry and nymphing
6'6ft 3wt for small streams

[baseman1]

I added one more: LL Bean Quest 2 2pc 5w 8'6''

[plecain]

Too many some would say:

[aggieoutlaw]

Thread motivated me to take inventory:

10 total
1-2wt
3-3wt
1-4wt
2-5wt
1-5/6wt
1-7wt
1-8wt

[badenoch]

I have seven flyrods. And I use only two of them these days.

[cowpokey]

6' 6" 2wt
7' 3" 2wt
7' 9" 3wt
8' 0" 6wt
9' 0" 6wt
9' 0" 9wt

Looking to get some more UL rods (3wt and under).

[nick k]

7'0'' Orvis Silver Label - 5wt (4pc)
9'0'' Diamondback Backwater - 6wt (3pc)
9'0'' Diamondback Backwater - 9wt (3pc)
13'0'' Orvis Shooting Star - 7wt (4pc)

[cowger10]

I have an
Echo carbon 7'6'' 3wt
Cabela's 8'6 4wt
Sage FLI 590 9' 5wt
cheapy 8'6'' 5wt
Cabela's Ltech 9' 6wt