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flyfishpj
Are these worth it? I didnt see them on their website and havent seen them before so I'm not sure.
Later, Peter
QUOTE(flyfishpj @ Feb 3 2006, 09:46 PM)
Are these worth it?  I didnt see them on their website and havent seen them before so I'm not sure.
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the Pro Graphite was their starter rod... now it's called the Premier & it's made overseas somewhere... I believe the Pro Graphite was about the same price as the Premier...
what size are you looking for?
I have a brand new Premier set up (rod, reel, backing, line & leader) unused new in the plastic tube... I'd let it go for $100 ($140 on the web site)
Later,
Peter ph34r.gif
pelcrk
That's a good deal from Peter. There were a few people on this board that really liked the pro graphite model. decent rod for the money.
Best,
Steve
5/0
Hi Flyfishpj...

I'm one of the people around this board that like the Pro-Graphite - and I like them a LOT!

I'm in Central Florida and fish the PG in warmwater lakes and canals for Bream and Bass and Pickerel. Mostly I use a 4-wgt. and an older 5/6-wgt. I've fished the PGs so much I can do it in my sleep by now so even though it isn't a "bragging" rod, I can promise you it will fish well because I've caught hundreds of fish on them.

Best,
5/0
Gibbsey
Peter,
What size,weight etc is the rod? Is it still for sale?
Later, Peter
QUOTE(Gibbsey @ Feb 7 2006, 02:29 PM)
Peter,
What size,weight etc is the rod?  Is it still for sale?
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It's a:
9 foot
5 weight
with:
sock
rod
reel
backing
line
leader
still in it's plastic tube...
a hundred bucks plus shipping.
Later,
Peter ph34r.gif
troutman
I have a 7.5 ft 4/5 wt pro graphite that i really like. Mine cost me $85 about 5-6 years ago. I have never cast one of the longer rods but I would definitely recomend a pro graphite.
littlebrooktrout
I have a Pro Graphite 9' 5wt. I have found this to be a good rod. Although I'm no expert, I would say this is a good rod. I first started on this rod, and it worked well. As far as I'm concerned, you can't go wrong with lifetime waranty, either.

Morgan
Anthony1411
A pro graphite was my first real fly rod. I learned a lot with it and also caught a lot of fish with it. Sounds like a good deal. Those were the innocent days before I bought too much stuff. Now before I go fishing I have to labor over the decision of which rod to bring.
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