JAWallace
10-01-2014, 07:03 AM
Earlier this year Echo rolled out their new line of glass rods (http://www.echoflyfishing.com/html/rod_category_details.php?category_id=31&page_id=62), and sweet rods they are!
This 4 wt is 7' 4", 3 pc. comes with the factory sock and cordura case. I bought it from someone who only used it twice; I have used it once. The cork looks like it's never been touched.
This is the rod that made me fall in love with fiberglass. It casts like butter; you're welcome to demo it. This weekend I caught 10"-12" browns that felt like trophies on the Echo. It will be a long time before I ever purchase another graphite rod.
It's a little short and slow in action to cast the larger, heavier streamers from a float tube, and that's what I usually do. Perfect for dries, nymphs, lighter streamers, especially when fishing creeks and streams.
Watch Tim Rajeff casting this rod (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRmiPtDlelc), and notice the big smile.
New $200, take it for $150.
This 4 wt is 7' 4", 3 pc. comes with the factory sock and cordura case. I bought it from someone who only used it twice; I have used it once. The cork looks like it's never been touched.
This is the rod that made me fall in love with fiberglass. It casts like butter; you're welcome to demo it. This weekend I caught 10"-12" browns that felt like trophies on the Echo. It will be a long time before I ever purchase another graphite rod.
It's a little short and slow in action to cast the larger, heavier streamers from a float tube, and that's what I usually do. Perfect for dries, nymphs, lighter streamers, especially when fishing creeks and streams.
Watch Tim Rajeff casting this rod (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRmiPtDlelc), and notice the big smile.
New $200, take it for $150.