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i have a bamboo fishing pole thats about 12 ft long with 3 sections. it only has one tip. and is about a 6 or 7 quality wise. the section that you hold is about 4 foot the middle is about 1 inch shorter and the tip section is 2 inches shorter is this pole worth anything?
Question by dreschy59. Uploaded on January 16, 2011
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A pole? If it is a fly rod it is a rod, not a pole. And 6 or 7 quality wise? What's that mean?..probably not worth anything.
We need a lot more info dreschy59.
If your cane pole is a split bamboo pole, it might be worth something. Does it have a reel seat and does it have snake guides on it?
Not to be a comedian but if it's as fishing pole that Huckfinn used it's about $6.00 if it's a fishing rod that was used by Brad Pitt in a River runs thru it about $300.00
I haven't heard of a 12' cane fly rod other than a old English Spey Rod. Sounds like a Huckfinn crappy pole to me as well.
good rod for lake fishing trout and panfish or for fishing larger rivers. to long for creeks and smaller rivers and back country fishing. 6 - 7 is a medium flyrod good action for 10" - 18" fish
for monetary value there is to much missing info. How old is the pole, who manufactured it or is it a homemade job
Did you recive the july 2010 episonde? if so follow the instructions. If not naw.
And that's the problem with these questions. Someone, probably a younger person posts a question, doesn't give enough details for the question to be answered, and then can't, or will not respond...gets old.
then dont even bother putting your input sayfu...people like you is the reason that the "young people" dont bother because you cant just help you gotta put a nasty remark! just wanted to learn a little as well as to find some value info....gets old
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We need a lot more info dreschy59.
If your cane pole is a split bamboo pole, it might be worth something. Does it have a reel seat and does it have snake guides on it?
Not to be a comedian but if it's as fishing pole that Huckfinn used it's about $6.00 if it's a fishing rod that was used by Brad Pitt in a River runs thru it about $300.00
good rod for lake fishing trout and panfish or for fishing larger rivers. to long for creeks and smaller rivers and back country fishing. 6 - 7 is a medium flyrod good action for 10" - 18" fish
for monetary value there is to much missing info. How old is the pole, who manufactured it or is it a homemade job
Did you recive the july 2010 episonde? if so follow the instructions. If not naw.
then dont even bother putting your input sayfu...people like you is the reason that the "young people" dont bother because you cant just help you gotta put a nasty remark! just wanted to learn a little as well as to find some value info....gets old
A pole? If it is a fly rod it is a rod, not a pole. And 6 or 7 quality wise? What's that mean?..probably not worth anything.
I haven't heard of a 12' cane fly rod other than a old English Spey Rod. Sounds like a Huckfinn crappy pole to me as well.
And that's the problem with these questions. Someone, probably a younger person posts a question, doesn't give enough details for the question to be answered, and then can't, or will not respond...gets old.
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