Last week I finally got to use the Lamiglass 6' 3wt that I built last winter on the Northern NH stream is was built for. It was the perfect rod for the
situation. Here's some pics (sorry about the quality of some of them).
Here's the rod with the little medalist.
Rod in action
The first trout on the rod! A real nice one for this stream (then again, all brookies are nice)
We spend a week every year at my in-laws camp on South Pond in Stark, NH. There are about a half dozen old hardware store glass rods laying around. I decided to take out "Ole Red" to pick on some smallmouth. The rod is an 8' Berkley Spartan, that casts a 5wt nicely. It was my wife's when she was a kid. There are also an identical blue and gray one in the camp. It's a noodle, it's heavy, but it cast's nicely and has lots of sentimental value. It worked fine with this little smallie.
Thanks for looking
Jeff
Here's the rod with the little medalist.
Rod in action
The first trout on the rod! A real nice one for this stream (then again, all brookies are nice)
We spend a week every year at my in-laws camp on South Pond in Stark, NH. There are about a half dozen old hardware store glass rods laying around. I decided to take out "Ole Red" to pick on some smallmouth. The rod is an 8' Berkley Spartan, that casts a 5wt nicely. It was my wife's when she was a kid. There are also an identical blue and gray one in the camp. It's a noodle, it's heavy, but it cast's nicely and has lots of sentimental value. It worked fine with this little smallie.
Thanks for looking
Jeff
