Constable Sawyer Nymph Rod: opinions

[Bobby Marlene]

If any of you does own this rod or has fished it I would be very interested in your opinion. I am looking for a taper for my next project. I was thinking of a longer, light rod in the 8-9 ft range and #4 or 5 line class that I want to use for soft hackle and wet fly fishing on a smaller river.
I found this constable taper and ad I own another Constable rod that I like very mich I would like to try it. The rod is supposed to be a 4 weight.
Now, I am a bit afraid that it is a noodle at this length in such a light line class.
So my question for those lucky enough to own one: how do you like it and for what type of fishing are you using it and why.
As always, thank you very much
Bobby

[Paul F]

Hi Chris, i tried to bid on one of these at an auction a few years go, but went for more than i was prepared to pay.
I felt it was very steely for the lenght, sometimes the longer fly rods seem floppy, but this was nice.
I don't think Frank Sawyer would have put his name to a rod which he didn't hreally approve.
I am sure it is a great nymphing rod for river work, and worth copying the taper

[Paul F]

Just to add we must know what we are both talking about, as you are a brown trout and i am a rainbow

[Bobby Marlene]

Just to add we must know what we are both talking about, as you are a brown trout and i am a rainbow

Good to hear from you, Paul! I love talking about the things I really have no clue about, like politics
Take care rainbow, fishermen all around here.