Graphite Vs. Fiberglass vs. Bamboo | How to Choose a Fly Fishing Rod

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Here is how I choose what material I want for different fishing applications when fly fishing.
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@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors 3 года назад

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@Esoxhunt 3 месяца назад

I fish all tree materials regularly. What you gave, was a pretty good explanation, cooking things down to the basic.

@TERRYBIGGENDEN 9 месяцев назад

Excellent advice and presentation! :-)

@BlackWarriorLures 5 лет назад

Whoah, it sound like Godzilla in walking in the background.

@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors 2 года назад

Haha. Little kids and a full house make for loud videos sometimes 😝

@skalvenner 5 лет назад

I have both slow and fast glass rods. The short one a 7' is super slow and the 8-1/2' one is pretty much just a stick. They're both good in their own way. I find all rods to be very unique from one another no Matter the material.

@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors 2 года назад

Exactly! That sometimes makes it fun to try diff kits!

@corbinkennedy8669 4 года назад

I found an old fenwick eagle rod in my garage and I can’t tell if it’s bamboo or fiber glass it says it’s model number is sp842 and I can’t find the rod anywhere on the internet can you help me out

@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors 4 года назад

Can you not see the grains? Is it hexoganol or cylindrical?

@redrooster4894 4 года назад

Thanks for the info. Newbie Question: Most people suggest a rod around 9’ for beginners- That limits one to graphite rods(at least in a 4wt) I get the benefits of a longer rod, but am interested in fiberglass. Would it be a bad idea to ignore this advice and start with a shorter fiberglass rod? Thanks!

@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors 4 года назад

Well, I guess it depends on how willing you are to learn casting before fishing :/ I know many that learn on bamboo or glass and then adjust to graphite. I won't say DONT learn on it, but remember they fish and cast differently. I like to overload a fiberglass rod with new casters to feel the rod load, but rhen switch to graphite when they cast to fish after a few lessons and after getting acclimated to the faster rods. The answer isn't DONT, but remember they will act differently.

@gabrielschipor792 5 лет назад

Are there any other types of rods out there?

@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors 5 лет назад

They make some composites, and some bamboo aren't spli cane, but these are really the only 3

@Henry14141 5 лет назад

I already have a 5wt 9ft rod, but just yesterday I went to a fly shop where almost everything is $800, but I found one for only $90. It was a 7ft 6in 3wt echo base, I wanted to know if you think it is worth it to get it, and if it will be much different than my 5wt, what different presentations I can throw on it, and if echo is a good company.

@garettdavis8787 5 лет назад

Echo is a great company

@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors 5 лет назад

VERY different, but what would your target use be for the rod?

@Henry14141 5 лет назад

@@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors trout in a small-minded sized stream

@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors 5 лет назад

Henry I personally like longer rods for small streams because I feel I can better mind the line. However, that is only if you have back cast room.

@Henry14141 5 лет назад

@@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors in the summer it usually gets pretty overgrown, so I was looking for a shorter rod, but what would you suggest to use with a shorter rod?