MODEL DIAMETER WIDTH WEIGHT ROD LINE CAPACITY -3+ 3.28 0.90" 3.2 oz 2, 3, 4 WF4 50yds #20 -5+ 3.65" 1.00" 3.83 oz 4, 5, 6 WF6 100yds #20 -7+ 3.97" 1.12" 4.73 oz 6, 7, 8 WF8 180yds #20 -9+ 4.29" 1.25" 5.70 oz 8, 9, 10 WF10 220yds #30
The spools are generally plastic to keep costs down, as competition anglers need many spools of different line types that all fit the same reel
The 4-piece design breaks down into equal sections for easy transport, and each rod comes with its own carrying case with rod specs printed on it so you always know which rod youre grabbing
The bullet weight will cause it to climb up in the column every time you pop your rod, and then it will quickly drag the lure back to the bottom in a diagonal line
The original owner wrote the following description: Ordered in late 1968 along with the broken Midge tip and received in 1969 44 years of ownership but only four seasons of fishing, as I always seemed to reach for the Midge in those days. The writer, who ordered this rod when he arranged for repair and replacement of tips on his PHY Midge rod, also owned #4290 Midge, #4523 Para 15, and #4587 Martha Marie, 4-piece pack rod format
