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Old 10-23-2007, 05:54 PM
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this could be scary

i was given a few "old rods " from a friend of dads yesterday
an old diawa spinning rod with the biggest rings i have ever seen

another smaller spinnging rod, bit rusty etc
and a milbro float rod

but the find of the bunch is a hardy 9ft weighted 6 rod
cant see any other markings on rod
looks in pristine condition

not sure if its worth evilbaying or buying a reel now
(know if i keep will cost me loads)


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Hardy fly rods are top kit mate. The old cane ones are very sought after. Whats it made from?
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Hardy fly rods are crap Dave,send it to me and ill see if i can get you a tenner for it.
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Old 10-26-2007, 06:41 PM
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Re: this could be scary

now back at my pc can do pic
the rod i think is fibrglass(cant see being carbon due to age), is sort of dark red/brown
only marking is the gold writing saying

Hardy 9' No6


the stainless steel reel seat has a stamp
allen des pat 196517



taking to shop monday as rob there is mad fly fisherman and may have some idea

seen Hardy rods on evilbay between £30 and £300
bet this ones a £30 at tops

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If you had the Laurel centerpin fly reel it would be worth a fortune as a pair...
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Re: this could be scary

by the pic it dosent look like a hardy but it may be a hardy blank that someone has made up still you might get £30-£60 for it ebay would be your best bet some dimbo might pay a fortune for it
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by the pic it dosent look like a hardy but it may be a hardy blank that someone has made up still you might get £30-£60 for it ebay would be your best bet some dimbo might pay a fortune for it
found out thats exactly what is9 and not very well made at that
will have too ebay as worth diddly too shop

oh well next time theres always next time
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