Whats the differences between a Payne 97 and a 98 7F 4wt , Fly Rod???
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The 98 has a faster taper and is usually considered a five weight rod. Sometimes you will see a 98 listed as a four weight but the Payne catalogs I've
seen list it as a five.
Jim
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About a quarter of an ounce, which is significant in that light a rod. I agree the 98 is a 4/5 or a 5, depending upon the line. I liked a TT4/5 or a Sylk DT5
on the one I owned. A while back I had a 97 pass through my hands, and it liked the TT4 or the 444 4wt.
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