Just some pics for the Monty guys, just arrived today from Long Island, second nice salmon rod I've obtained from that neck of the woods, must have been
some dedicated salmo salar chasers down there, anyways, nice cork for a Monty, eh? Todd
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Montague Manitou Salmon Dry Fly 3/2 10.5'
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Very very nice. Thanks for posting the photo
Looks almost identical to my Montague Gaspe, except the length and thread color.(and better condition)
When I match wits with a trout, I usually lose...
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Todd,
Great specimen of a Manitou Dry Fly Salmon rod! The major difference between the Gaspe and the Manitou is that the Manitou's ferrules and reel seat were made of nickel silver. I really like the blackened hardware style. I wish the darker flamed Red Wings had the blackened hardware. . . . Rex TheMontyMan
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