Parker hand crafted Fly Rod

[ISS]

agreed...

 

[sparker]

Are you wanting a fiberglass or graphite rod?
I have access to both and focus on blanks that are both very forgiving and precise in casting. The goal is for the rod to be as natural of an extension of you as can possibly be. This in turn allows you to focus on water.

Scott

 

[Little Church Mouse]

Thank you sir!

I just received this reply from her:

"Thank you Mike for sharing this information but I am not interested in three and four weight rods. I'm looking more towards larger rods and possible capabilities with salt water. But at any rate thank you for sharing."

 

[sparker]

On to the next! 7’ fiberglass blank for a 3/4 wt line. Amboyna burl real seat with nickel silver fittings. I will have a very difficult time letting this one go.

This one I’m building for a very dear friend of mine. He has no idea that it’s in the works.

 

[sparker]

My finish protocol for reel seats is perfected! I quite possibly have the most beautiful collection of wood blanks on planet Earth. Here are a few examples:

 

[ISS]

My 300NMI is at Tom Meredith's now for completion; then the CERUS stock is on to B'cz for clear coat.
Brett is not cheap, but after seeing so many of his finished creations I do not care. Heirloom if there is such a thing other than a new barrel when required...

 

[sparker]

A small sample of the 100s of blanks that I have.

My 300NMI is at Tom Meredith's now for completion; then the CERUS stock is on to B'cz for clear coat.
Brett is not cheap, but after seeing so many of his finished creations I do not care. Heirloom if there is such a thing other than a new barrel when required...

Brett’s work is without equal.

 

[sofarfrome]

Beautiful rod. I amy have to sell a few of mine and ask you to build one, or two, for me. I live in the Finger Lakes region of NY. I fish everything from pan fish to king salmon. I have a beautiful 3wt a gentleman in Colorado built for me a couple years ago. I fell in love with that one at first cast. I need something with a little more beef for the big boys. Hooking a 20lb steelhead or 30lb salmon in our fast, narrow streams is fun.

 

[sparker]

Perhaps a 9’ 6wt. For maximum distance, graphite is the way to go. Fiberglass is a more pleasurable cast.