The Traditional Fisherman's Forum

There's a Priory rod whizzing it's way to me, fresh off the bay. Did I say fresh? Nah, it's in a bit of a state which might explain why I was the sole bidder and nabbed it for less than a round of drinks.

Anyways, it looks like it was supposed to be 11', both the butt and middle section are whole cane, and the tip section is whole cane with a spliced built cane section. Looks like a roach/match rod to me. Does anyone know what it might be called?

It'll be a restoration project for the winter. Looks like the built tip section is short so I'll reaplice in a new piece.

It depends what you mean by 'less than a round of drinks' my last round of drinks on friday evening was £80?

A little over £22 postage included. Even though it's in a state I thought that quite a bargain.

I have just restored a Priory Avon style rod for my wife that is all split cane. If yours turns out anything like hers did I am sure that you will be a happy chap. It is a delight to use.

That is a bargain Trevor, good luck with the restoration!

Lea Dweller wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 4:17 pm It depends what you mean by 'less than a round of drinks' my last round of drinks on friday evening was £80?

Blood and sand - buying a drink for everyone in our village would come to less than £80!!!

PershoreHarrier wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 5:44 pm

Lea Dweller wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 4:17 pm It depends what you mean by 'less than a round of drinks' my last round of drinks on friday evening was £80?

Blood and sand - buying a drink for everyone in our village would come to less than £80!!!

It would seem that I need to move!

Looking through this section it appears to be a rare find. Has anyone seen one like this before? Possibly a bespoke match/ roach rod.