White River Fly Shop® Hobbs Creek® Large Arbor Fly Reel and Rod Outfits

   

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7'

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Model: HC704/HC1R 		1367280
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8'6"

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Model: HC865/HC2R 		1367281
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9'

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Model: HC905/HC2R 		1367282
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8'6"

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Model: HC866/HC2R 		1367283
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9'

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Model: HC906/HC2R 		1367284
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9'

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Model: HC907/HC3R 		1367285
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9'

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Model: HC908/HC3R 		1367286
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7'6"

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Model: HC764-4/HC1R 		1367287
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8'6"

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Model: HC865-4/HC2R 		1367288
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8'6"

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Model: HC866-4/HC2R 		1367289
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9'

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Model: HC907-4/HC3R 		1367290
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9'

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Model: HC908-4/HC3R 		1367291
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Multiple world records, yet very affordable. IM-6 graphite rod, oversized snake guides and stripping guides, walnut reel seat insert, and a high-grade cork handle make this rod comparable to much more expensive rods. Hobbs Creek® aluminum large arbor fly reels feature all metal construction and a smooth disc drag. Outfit comes complete with weight forward fly line, backing, and precision-tapered leader.
Rated 3 out of 5 by 1 reviewer.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Good starter rod! A great flyrod for starters. I caught alot of bass on it . I bought this a year ago but I broke it in the trunk door! May 29, 2011
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one thing to take note of is that if you have a rod with multiple weights, use the heavier line. for example I have a 5/6 fly rod and I use a 6 weight line.
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Yes. Your rod has a line-rating which can usually be located on the rod blank. You will want to match the line weight with the corresponding rod weight. For example, if your rod is 5-weight, then you will want a 5-weight line.
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