Charles Neuner 8' 3pc/2tip Fly Rod

A Long Island, NY maker with a very devoted following, Mr Neuner has been associated with Gus Nevros but keeps a low profile. Many of his rods have been donated to his local TU chapter for fund raisin

Circa 1863-1865. Hollow built 4 strip Calcutta cane. Full length butt and mid. Tips, which are enclosed in a brass capped bamboo tip tube, are equally 8 inches short, and appear to be original size, a

A Long Island, NY maker with a very devoted following, Mr Neuner has been associated with Gus Nevros but keeps a low profile. Many of his rods have been donated to his local TU chapter for fund raisin

A Long Island, NY maker with a very devoted following, Mr Neuner has been associated with Gus Nevros but keeps a low profile. Many of his rods have been donated to his local TU chapter for fund raisin

ASSORTED VINTAGE FLY FISHING RODS, LOT OF FOUR, including Fenwick and Montague Genuine Tonkin bamboo examples. Montague 8' 6". 20th century.Provenance: From the private collection of Charles Marshall

ASSORTED FLY FISHING RODS, LOT OF THREE, comprising South Bend, Buzzard Aults, and Shakespeare examples. 20th century. Shakespeare 8' 6".Provenance: From the private collection of Charles Marshall Dav

It is believed this circa 1860s-1870s 4 strip Calcutta cane rod is the only known rod marked and attributed to Thomas and Henry Pritchard. The elaborate engraving on the nickel silver butt cap reads "

Circa 1876-1878, the rod carries only the marking "H.L. Leonard/Maker" in two lines within the familiar shield, and "Bangor Me." below. Dating can be more precise as that particular marking indicates

An early example of Orvis workmanship, the rod features the Eggleston patent spring reel seat, sheet cork grip, non-serrated ferrules, elongated nickel silver winding check, butt cap and sliding ring.

Homage to the early makers by noted antique rod collector Jeffrey Hatton, and built for his friend a fellow collector Tom Kerr. Light colored cane is wrapped red with black tipping elaborate red and b

Made in Auburn, Me circa 1880-1900. Daniels did his own cane work, but fitting were purchased from Chubb, later Montague, as is the case with this rod which exhibits Chubb reinforced female ferrules w

Est $150 - 300 Orvis Golden Eagle 8' Fly Rod. Fly rod is 8' long, 3.75 oz. marked H.C.F. Comes with original bag and aluminum tube. (2) piece design.

Est $150 - 300 Orvis Golden Eagle 8' Fly Rod. Fly rod is 8' long, 3.75 oz. marked H.C.F. Comes with original bag and aluminum tube. (2) piece design.

Full length and original, the rod has been used but is fully sound with the exception of a very slight clicking in one tip ferrule. There are no repairs evident, and a good cleaning will make this an

Largest 2 1/8” flyrod size, rainbow, appears unfished, Ex-/Ex, in the early “The Fly Rod Wiggler” box, about Ex-.

Hollow built, cigar grip, downlocking reel seat with walnut filler. Dark flamed cane, marked "The Meridian/ Barry Kustin, Maker/ 8 foot - 5/6 line #636478" on 3 flats. Prominent swelled butt. Very lig

All original with white with black locking nut uplocking nylon reel seat with 1/2" walnut filler at upper end. The rod has three tips, two of which are short 4 1/2 " and 2 1/2", respectively. Weight w

Wrapped in the correct Orvis brown, this rod was restored at the Orvis factory to as new condition. Grip is reverse wells with sliding band over an attractive mortised walnut spacer with cork fill, mo

All original with white with black locking nut uplocking nylon reel seat with 1/2" walnut filler at upper end. The rod has three tips, two of which are short 4 1/2 " and 2 1/2", respectively. Weight w

Serial number 43XXX (1966), this rod has seen considerable use but is in very good condition. The traditional markings above the grip, though still partially readable, have worn. A bit softer than the

Nearly new top quality fiberglass fly rod by Orvis. 3 5/8 oz. for WF 7 but will probably cast a 6 WF. Gold blank is wrapped with complementary gold/black variegated silk. Probably 70s vintage. Standar

An Orvis kit rod, well executed and all full length. Typical Orvis impregnated with standard Orvis downlocking reel seat. Slight clicking in one tip ferrule. At 4.3 oz. will cast a WF 5. Non-original

Serial no. 97XX (1950), tip is one inch short and rod has been rewrapped in the correct silk. Orvis downlocking reel seat, bright ferrules, non-original bag and tube. Marked "Battenkill" on one flat w

ORVIS Helios 3F 3wt 8'4" Fly Rod With Case. SHIPPING FROM LOS ANGELES, CA.