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Topic: WTB inexpensive beginnger fly combo  (Read 2837 times)

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DWB123

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Anyone have something for sale? Not looking to spend much. Has to be in (or within 1hr'ish) of Seattle.


yaktastic

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Are there any bimarts up there? They usually have a few Fenwick or pflueger combos around $30. Walmart usually has a flyrod kit but the flies Arnt worth a damn.
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CraigVM62

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What weight of rod are you looking for.
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DWB123

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I was looking for a 5wt but I think I'm all good on that front at the moment. Thanks again, Tinker!


 

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