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http:/classicflyrodforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=53963 http://classicflyrodforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=50819 http://classicflyrodforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=53320 These are comments posted on Clarks Classic Cane a web site that covers everything from collecting to reel making. Some
of these are people that I know and have my rods, some are rod makers that I know, and the rest I have meet and don't remember
them, such is old age. Click on the link to read comments. And although my days were quite full, I did manage to say “HI” to a few friends. Joe Bradley, who builds some very sweet cane rods, had a booth immediately next to the authors booth, and I managed to find a few minutes to cast a 7’3” 3-wt that he had in his display rack. I was a true 3-weight, and handled the line with delicate easy From Gary Borger's web site Hi Joe - The rods and lines arrived in good order. I got
a chance to look the rods over very closely and am very impressed with your workmanship and style of the rods. I like rods
that are simple, well executed and functional, but still have an aesthetic appeal, and these fit that to a T. The color combinations
with the wood spacers, blued hardware, cane color and wraps merge perfectly. The canework is great. To say I am very pleased
is an understatement! The Para 13 is very welcome to a place like North Carolina, where a light
4 is so often ideal, and even a standard 4/5 Perfectionist feels a bit heavy. The ability to cast short as well as flip longer
casts is very much welcome.
The Para 14 seems a perfect companion to the Para 13, and will be ideal as you say on the website, when one is not certain about fishing a smaller or larger river for the day. Terrific. Kevin Lyons
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