Here's the Fly Rod Blank Database, it contains the following fields:

Brand, Item, Series/Application, Length, Length (in), Line Wt., Line Wt. Multi, Line Wt. (gr), Action, Pieces, Butt, Tip size, Wt, IP (gr), AA, and discontinued (They were available when I started, but are no longer available or are being phased out).

Email me or reply here if you see anything that needs to be changed, blanks that need to be added, or CCS information to add. Link is below.

[www.obvibase.com]

How about MSRP?

Ryan Janos Wrote:
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> How about MSRP?


If more people want it I'll add it, but that was something I intentionally removed from the list. Most of the dealers sell them below MSRP so the price isn't what you're going to pay. Also, for those that get wholesale pricing, the prices would be even more inaccurate. We also aren't allowed to publish wholesale prices in most instances.

Nice work Seth.

Fly line weights are ordinarily given as the weight of the first 30 feet of line in grains, where 437.5 grains = 1 oz. You list the line weight for competition fly rods as 38, 39, and 40 "gr.", which would amount to less than one tenth of an ounce, or in the 2 wt. rod category. Does "gr" mean "grams" [28.35 per ounce] in this case, but only for competition casters?

Phil Ewanicki Wrote:
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> Fly line weights are ordinarily given as the
> weight of the first 30 feet of line in grains,
> where 437.5 grains = 1 oz. You list the line
> weight for competition fly rods as 38, 39, and 40
> "gr.", which would amount to less than one tenth
> of an ounce, or in the 2 wt. rod category. Does
> "gr" mean "grams" [28.35 per ounce] in this case,
> but only for competition casters?


Maybe, I just copied what was there. From the model numbers they look like 3,4, and 5 weights but are not designated that way in the catalog

Take it back. Rio lists a 40.12 grain fly line as suitable for a size 3/0 fly rod. I'm guessing a 40 foot cast would be a boomer for such a light rod.

Thank You Seth.