13 thoughts on “Antique Bamboo Fly Fishing Rods”

  1. @sasacups says:

    Look at it like this.>>> allabout.wiki/9iqi You buy a rod at Scheels or Cabela's because you're getting a quality product at a slightly discounted price because it's store brand rather than big name brand. And that usually is the case and works well. Some of the best fishing gear I've got, and I've got a lot, was got from those brands I just named. These Maxcatch rods are built on the EXACT same blanks that the Scheel's Outfitter MDD fly rods are built on.

  2. @leebruce3150 says:

    The fishing reels listed here https://goo.gl/m5gsI2 are varied in material and designs, including portable fishing reel pens, ball bearing fishing reels etc. Especially our convenient fishing reel pens, featuring inventive pen shape and handy operation. You can use it with right or left hand as you desire. Aluminum alloy body can ensure that the fishing reel��s durability. On top of that, its handy operation and portability attribute offer convenience to a lot of fishermen and kids who desire to fish.

  3. @jamesjames1847 says:

    What is it with Americans and their patriotic zealous need to distort history? What makes you say modern fly fishing was originated in America before England? By modern do you mean 'using bamboo'? Calcutta cane was used in British rods much earlier than the dates you quote, coming from India which was part of the British Empire. In fifty years time American history books will say Trump was a very dumb Prime Minister of 'England' as the Americans unwanted facts and purloin the historical currency of other cultures to then wrap it in spurious star spangled spam. When you guys do this we (the rest of the world!) think you are brain washed fools. For all we know Marco Polo could have been sitting on the banks of the Sui river with a length of crafted Tonkin cane centuries before we Europeans even found or colonised the Americas.

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