Fenwick FS67-4 Voyageur

[Paul B.]

Mid 70s 2oz 5’9” fly spin pack rod in very good plus condition.
With triangle tube and cloth bag. Tube cap is still attached.
Ferrules are good an the previous owner used paraffin as recommended by Fenwick.
$110
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[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

We sold hundreds of these Fenwick fiberglass spin/fly combination rods.

They made a better spinning rod than a fly rod.

[Paul B.]

If there was no F on the label I wouldn’t have known that anyone ever intended this to be a fly rod
Supposed to be ok with a 5 or 6 weight line though
Still a cool little pack rod though. Offers considered

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

The Fenwick Voyageur SF74-4 was a little longer and the most popular.

Back in the 1960s and 1970s most used 2 piece fiberglass fly rods unless they were back packing.




*Fenwick came out in 1963 with their non-metal Feralite ferrule system making them the number one fishing rod manufacturer.


Back in the 1960s most top anglers bought a Fenwick fly rod with a Pflueger Medalist reel and a Cortland 444 fly line.

Top spin fishers bought the Fenwick spinning rods and put a French Garcia Mitchell reel on it or German DAM Quick Finessa reel.


**In 1954 DuPont invented nylon monofilament line and our solders brought back European spinning reels after WW2.