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Fly rod
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I know nothing about em but from the looks of that thing, Id bet its worth some money
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What material is it made of??
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Might try posting it on a fly rod forum...
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Looks like some 1st generation fiberglass. But what do I know.
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That rod looks cool....I wonder if this named after Ted Williams the baseball player ???
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Re: Ted Williams Fly Rod
After doing a bit of research, it seems Ted Williams lent his name to a wide variety of sporting products for Sears back in the day, up till the early 70s. Everything from monofilament line to recurve bows to gun cleaning kits. Most of Ted Williams model products are fishing gear, but varies from fly gear to saltwater spinning rods, So, its possible that Ted never had anything to do with the development with most of the stuff, unlike current trends in fly rods. |
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Yeah, i was going to say that when we went to the Keys a while back one of the guys brought a tent from 1963. It was from Sears and had the name Ted Williams on it. The canvas it was made out of was the same look and color of the case your fly rod is in.
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