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100% with halibuthitman. Buy an Echo. the SR switch is reasonably priced and well made. Package deals are usually subpar in some way, you are better off spending a little extra and piecing it together.
I will say that I think these guys know about steelhead and rods, the 7 wt is the ultimate weight especially in a switch rod, and it looks like a nice rod. I will say that I think these guys know about steelhead and rods, the 7 wt is the ultimate weight especially in a switch rod, and it looks like a nice rod.
The beauty of Smule's chorus feature is that it brings people together through a shared passion for singing. It allows users to connect with others who have similar musical interests, and through the medium of music, build meaningful relationships. The platform encourages collaboration and sharing of talents, further fostering a sense of community and togetherness among its users.
Rugged Creek switch rod?
I put this question in the consumer report forum too but thought I should cover my basis and ask in this section as well. Hope that's ok.
I was wondering if anyone has seen, held, cast or even purchased and fished a witch rod. I'm curious mainly for their seemingly reasonable price; $300 for rod, reel, backing, line and case. I was thinking their 7/8 would be a good backup / buddy can bower steelhead rod.
Thanks for any input.
fishing_mission- Sep 22, 2012
I seen those to on Craigslist and I'm thinking bout getting one. But yeah it would be nice to hear a report on it first
DWFII- Sep 22, 2012
- Sep 22, 2012
They claim that you can send it back for a full refund if you don't like it (as long as it's in re-sellable condition). I'm going to drop them a email to have 're-sellable' clarified and to ask a few other questions.
Trout-tacular!- Sep 23, 2012
I got a rapid response to my email and this is the gist of my 're-sellable' question:
The 're-sellable' condition is a take it out of the box have a look, put it together, give it a good feel and make your decision sort of deal. If you don't like it return it. So, no going to the river and casting it. They cover manufacturing defects for one year. They have been fishing them for two years and only had a tip snap on a tree, which made them decide that it would be cheap enough to include an extra tip in the combos in order to cut down warranty issues. They have only been in business for a month or so and have sold 30 rods without a return yet.
It seems these guys are trying to put a reasonably priced, decent quality rod out without having a ton of middlemen piling on overhead resulting in empty wallets and questioning spouses. They have much ahead of them in steering the company, but it seems for now they are trying to keep it at the grassroots level.
fishing_mission- Sep 23, 2012
- Sep 23, 2012
Don't know. maybe. Waiting for the boss to calm down a little more from my last rod purchase
What a about you?
Trout-tacular!- Sep 23, 2012
I seen those to on Craigslist and I'm thinking bout getting one. But yeah it would be nice to hear a report on it first
They have a post on Facebook from a wife about her husband purchasing the 7/8 combo and saying 'he's thrilled with the quality and workmanship and that it casts like a dream'
That does't really tell me much.
They are offering free shipping until Oct. 1st
halibuthitman- Sep 23, 2012
Im gonna say it. it is virtually impossible to get a high qaulity switch, reel and line for $300. they severely sacraficed on one of them, or even worse. a little bit on all of them. You get what you pay.. I bet the guides are taped on, and the line probably has wicked memory.. buy and echo, lampson reel and some airflo line and go fish with confinence.
john montana- Sep 24, 2012
100% with halibuthitman. Buy an Echo. the SR switch is reasonably priced and well made. Package deals are usually subpar in some way, you are better off spending a little extra and piecing it together.
Trout-tacular!- Sep 24, 2012
john montana and halibuthitman,
I agree with the old adage 'you get what you pay for'. I have great single hand rods and switch rods from Beulah, Winston, Echo. etc. To me this is more about whether its worth it for an extra rod a friend looking to try steelheading could use without emptying my wallet.
I get asked a lot about fly fishing and if I could take them. I have a couple decent, but inexpensive, TFO's I let people use when I trout fish. I didn't spend much, they cast decent enough for beginners, I like using them on my backpacking trips, and I don't mind lending them out. I'm trying to find that decent, but inexpensive, steelhead rod, for the same purpose. I've looked at TFO's and Echo's switch rods but by the time I get the rod, put an ok reel on it and spool some line its over $450.
My thought with this is 'why not give a couple guys from Idaho who don't have to pay for warehousing, advertising. etc (a.k.a. a bigger company's overhead costs which translates to higher consumer costs), a chance'. At least that's the thought of their lower price.
Of course it could mean I'm out 300 bucks with a rod that's unraveling and has a seized reel. Not to mention a friend that could be frustrated with steelheading and thinks I'm a jerk for having them fish with junk gear. Its a matter of what's the real cost savings of that $150 or so.
Last edited: Sep 26, 2012 halibuthitman- Sep 24, 2012
Trout I understand your angle, and in reality you should buy it.. fish it.. and report back on it, I very much enjoy being proven wrong. I use warrantied lamiglas rods for loaners, and have had to use those warranties. I will say that I think these guys know about steelhead and rods, the 7 wt is the ultimate weight especially in a switch rod, and it looks like a nice rod.. they should give me one, Id beat the hell out of it and get to the bottom of whether its worth the $300. If you picked up the phone and called Don at river city and told him about this deal Im pretty sure you would be shocked by what he could do for you. Good luck with your search and I hope you come out pleased in the end- Brad
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Trout I understand your angle, and in reality you should buy it.. fish it.. and report back on it, I very much enjoy being proven wrong. I use warrantied lamiglas rods for loaners, and have had to use those warranties. I will say that I think these guys know about steelhead and rods, the 7 wt is the ultimate weight especially in a switch rod, and it looks like a nice rod.. they should give me one, Id beat the hell out of it and get to the bottom of whether its worth the $300. If you picked up the phone and called Don at river city and told him about this deal Im pretty sure you would be shocked by what he could do for you. Good luck with your search and I hope you come out pleased in the end- Brad
Thanks. The whole warranty issue is certainly a big thing and one of the main reasons I'm on the fence. The savings might not stack up against utilizing a good warranty on a rod from a more established company. If I do end up trying one of these I will surely put it through the test and give a full report here on OFF.
Im gonna say it. it is virtually impossible to get a high qaulity switch, reel and line for $300. they severely sacraficed on one of them, or even worse. a little bit on all of them. You get what you pay.. I bet the guides are taped on, and the line probably has wicked memory.. buy and echo, lampson reel and some airflo line and go fish with confinence.
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