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Looking for a modern glass fly rod blank Any recommendations?
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Jason Harbottle
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Date: July 03, 2012 07:36PM
Hi i am looking for a glass blank to build myself a nice light classic glass fly rod,Anywhere from a 2-5 weight.TY Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/03/2012 07:45PM by Jason Harbottle. Re: Looking for a modern glass fly rod blank Any recommendations?
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Jim Gamble
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Date: July 03, 2012 07:48PM Re: Looking for a modern glass fly rod blank Any recommendations?
Posted by:
Doug Lockwood
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Date: July 03, 2012 08:10PM
Jan's has [www.jannsnetcraft.com], a 5/6 Weight 8' fiberglass.
I just bought 3 to build. Re: Looking for a modern glass fly rod blank Any recommendations?
Posted by:
Bill Hickey
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Date: July 03, 2012 08:32PM
Jason, several outfits sell fiberglass fly rod blanks. My personal favorite is CTS, they have the Quartz Glass series, I have built a bunch of them for myself and customers. Lamiglas makes a decent value priced blank. Stefan Bros has a pretty loyal following along with Mike McFarland. Tom Morgan is also selling blanks, bit pricey though. Seeker shows some glass fly blanks too, but I have never seen any of the suppliers out there advertising them. South Fork Rod Company (think they are the former owners of Redington) has blanks. TL Johnson was making glass blanks, but I haven't seen or heard much from them lately. If you can find one, the Vermont made Diamondback Diamondglass were pretty sweet, they along with some older Fenwick glass blanks will show up on the @#$%& sites now and then.
Glass is some pretty sweet stuff to build and fish! Re: Looking for a modern glass fly rod blank Any recommendations?
Posted by:
Terry Turner
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Date: July 04, 2012 11:10AM
I'm currently building a Lamiglas FL904 glass blank. 7 1/2' 4Wt and it has a very good following with the fiberglass crowd. Nice dry fly rod and reasonably priced. I got this from Anglers Workshop, one of our suppliers on the left.
Lamiglas discontinued their line of multi-piece pack blanks (6-piece) that many of us used to make fly/spin combos and that lami marketed for a long time. Still a good blank if you can find them online. Terry Re: Looking for a modern glass fly rod blank Any recommendations?
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Jason Harbottle
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Date: July 04, 2012 04:34PM
Thanks very much guys sounds like there are many nice options out there,Its been many years since i fished or built glass rods its about time i get back into them. Thanks again Everyone, Cheers Re: Looking for a modern glass fly rod blank Any recommendations?
Posted by:
Jason Harbottle
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Date: July 04, 2012 04:40PM
Bill Hickey Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Jason, several outfits sell fiberglass fly rod > blanks. My personal favorite is CTS, they have the > Quartz Glass series, I have built a bunch of them > for myself and customers. Lamiglas makes a decent > value priced blank. Stefan Bros has a pretty loyal > following along with Mike McFarland. Tom Morgan is > also selling blanks, bit pricey though. Seeker > shows some glass fly blanks too, but I have never > seen any of the suppliers out there advertising > them. South Fork Rod Company (think they are the > former owners of Redington) has blanks. TL Johnson > was making glass blanks, but I haven't seen or > heard much from them lately. If you can find one, > the Vermont made Diamondback Diamondglass were > pretty sweet, they along with some older Fenwick > glass blanks will show up on the @#$%& sites now > and then. > Glass is some pretty sweet stuff to build and > fish! Thanks Bill yes the Cts blanks are very sweet i have not tried one of there glass blanks but i have built several float rods and i really like them they make a really nice light powerful blank.If a customer wants a float rod built that is what i would recommend is Cts A Little pricey but well worth the coin in my opinion. Thanks for all the great info Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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