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Para_Adams

Para_Adams

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I've been hanging onto a few fly rods for far too long. I'm reducing my collection and these are all priced to sell. Please see if any are worth a look. Cash, local (Snohomish county) please.

1. SOLD Cortland GRF 1000 early graphite 9' 8 weight 2 piece. This one has landed chums, so it's been well-tested and it casts a nice 8 weight line just fine. $25

2. SOLD Granger Special 9053 bamboo rod. 9' 7/8 weight, 3 pieces + extra tip. All straight, all sound cane, seat, ferrules have adequate "pop", original tube without cap, original sock with hole. The wraps could use some varnish. I cast an 8 weight WF line 70' with it, to test it out. No problems. $50

3. Phillipson fiberglass MFL76. The rare and sought after 5 weight version of this rod, not the common 6 weight version. HOWEVER, I tried to strip it and refinish it and that worked fine except the underneath color of the two pieces was different - one piece more brown, the other more rusty. So it's now a two toned fly rod that casts really, really well. $50

4. PENDING Redington Dually graphite 6 weight 4 piece. Like new. $50.

4a. SOLD Rio 5/6 Switch line $20.

5. Cortland graphite CL 8-1/2' 4 piece 4/5 weight graphite "travel" rod. $25

6. Sage Bullet Proof multi-rod tube, for rod pieces up to 34" long. 4" diameter tube. $50

Thanks for looking!
 
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Para_Adams said:
I've been hanging onto a few fly rods for far too long. I'm reducing my collection and these are all priced to sell. Please see if any are worth a look. Cash, local (Snohomish county) please.

1. Cortland GRF 1000 early graphite 9' 8 weight 2 piece. This one has landed chums, so it's been well-tested and it casts a nice 8 weight line just fine. $25

2. Granger Special 9053 bamboo rod. 9' 7/8 weight, 3 pieces + extra tip. All straight, all sound cane, seat, ferrules have adequate "pop", original tube without cap, original sock with hole. The wraps could use some varnish. I cast an 8 weight WF line 70' with it, to test it out. No problems. $50

3. Phillipson fiberglass MFL76. The rare and sought after 5 weight version of this rod, not the common 6 weight version. HOWEVER, I tried to strip it and refinish it and that worked fine except the underneath color of the two pieces was different - one piece more brown, the other more rusty. So it's now a two toned fly rod that casts really, really well. $50

4. Redington Dually graphite 6 weight 4 piece. Like new. $50. I'll throw in a Rio 5/6 Switch line for another $20.

5. Cortland graphite CL 8-1/2' 4 piece 4/5 weight graphite "travel" rod. $25

6. Sage Bullet Proof multi-rod tube, for rod pieces up to 34" long. 4" diameter tube. $50

Thanks for looking!
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Para_Adams said:
Do you want the Rio Switch line for another $20?
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Is it the switch/chucker?
 
If you could meet up tomorrow, I’d love to buy the granger special. Let me know, I’m leaving for a few weeks on Tuesday so I only have tomorrow. Thanks
 
DKL said:
If you could meet up tomorrow, I’d love to buy the granger special. Let me know, I’m leaving for a few weeks on Tuesday so I only have tomorrow. Thanks
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I've got some plans mid-day but am free earlier morning and late afternoon. Please message me and we can figure something out.
 
If no one wants the Cortland graphite CL 8-1/2' 4 piece 4/5 locally and your willing to ship to MT I’d be interested.
 
I would love to purchase that Phillipson but I’m across the water from you and I’m not planning any trips over there anytime soon. If you would consider shipping it let me know! If not, no worries! 🙂
 
KFCDAVE said:
I would love to purchase that Phillipson but I’m across the water from you and I’m not planning any trips over there anytime soon. If you would consider shipping it let me know! If not, no worries! 🙂
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I'm in no hurry, if you want to reach out whenever you do cross that pond I'll try to meet. It's just sitting in my closet. Being to 2 piece rod, shipping is no fun to pack and would be pricey even somewhat local.
 
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