I use 3 rods primarily, a 4wt. for Big Hunting Creek and othe small trout streams, 6wt. for most of my river fishing around here, and 8wt. for the Salmon River in N.Y. It's tough to find a total all round rod. A 6wt. on Big Hunting Creek would feel like a telephone pole to me, and a 4wt. Fishing the Potomac for shad,bass, and stripers would feel like a Deer hunting with a .22. . I would decide where you think you would do most of your fishing for the first year and taylor your rod to that. You don't have to spend a fortune to get a good casting rod. If your like most of us you will collect a variety of rods and equipment over the years as you develop your skills.
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