I'm very sorry, but none of the replys to my post are readable on my end.
I must have forgotten to log on? Still would like to know of 3 or 4 four piece
7 wt.. fly rod blanks in medium, fast action.

I completed a rod this year from St Croix that should fill those requirements 4F907.4 I really like this rod, was my first fly rod I made.

at the low price end of the scale is the tiger eye. very good buy. i have a four piece seven weight. you might also check with dan craft. hard to beat his performance price ratio.

Many rods, but constantly, my goto 7wt rod for the last 10 years is a G Loomis GL3 4pc - 9'.

I have a 10' Scott ARC as well, but this is dedicated for stealhead - either swinging or high-stick nymphing.

A check in the CCS Data Site indicates that the SCIV and GL3 fall into the "medium / fast range most consistantly.

Stan Grace
Helena, MT
"Our best is none too good"

I use my 9' 7wt. quite a bit as a big streamer rod for trout. It's a 3 pc. Lamiglass Perigree (PFT10867), and it fits your Med./Fast requirement. I have nothing but praise for this rod. It has the capacity for just about anything you'd want to do with a 7wt. I put a full sink line on it and throw very large lead-eyed, wool head streamers; then I put a floating line on it and throw poppers for bass; then, I take that same floating line and trout fish with it. You don't have to be a great caster to get good performance out of this rod (I am evidence of this); with a decent double-haul, I can easliy cast 70 ft. with it--farther when the need arises.

Maybe a little faster than you've indicated....but peerless....

Dan Craft FT.....9 ft 7 wt 4 pc...

Pretty dang near perfect!.....Well, OK........perfect!

Keith