I was in the market for a park Brookie rod about 5 years ago and bought a new Scott F2 from Murray himself. I didn't bother casting his mountain rod because I was worried about durability in case I fell down a trail in the park- glass is a lot more resistant to trauma than graphite, and I'm not a graceful dude. The odd thing was, murray didn't push me towards his mountain rod, even though it was directly in the spec for what i was shopping for. Not sure if that helps you or not.
If you haven't, I would recommend cross shopping the newer F series rods along with Murray's rod, if you like the feel of glass. It's not for everyone, but that 6'6" 3 weight is absolutely magical.
- James
On Aug 13, 2020, at 4:44 PM, Lisa Stewart <stewartlisa398@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks for the awesome insight on the rod. I too think he is a wonderful source of information and gear that is targeted for the blue ridge and shenandoah streams. I'm seriously considering buying one of his rods, but it seems a bit pricey for older tech.--On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 9:00 AM Chris Young <cdyoung8@gmail.com> wrote:I have one. It's great. It's basically an old Scott G blank. Unlike a lot of other small stream rods, it has enough backbone to toss a hopper-dropper or even small streamer.
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