electrical fishing pole E-Rod Patriot Crafted from high Fishing and pulling wire and

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Produced by Krantz & Smith of Jamestown, NY, in 1908, it was pretty but wasn't well-received when first introduced

If you hold the rod with your dominant hand, you have more control and can react quickly

Hook: Standard nymph, sizes 10 to 20 Thread: Brown 6/0 Weight (if used): Tungsten or brass bead Rib: Copper wire Tail: Pheasant tail fibers Body: Pheasant tail fibers Thorax: Hares Ice dubbing Wing case: Pheasant fibers pulled over thorax Beard: Dark grouse rump Hook: Standard dry fly, sizes 12 to 16 Thread: Brown 6/0 Tail: Mallard flank Body: Pheasant tail fibers Wing: Small Hungarian partridge breast feathers Hackle or legs: Brown hackle Hook: Klinkhammer or other emerger hook, sizes 10 to 18 Thread: Wine 6/0 Tail: Mallard flank or pheasant tail fibers Body: Pheasant tail fibers Wing: Para-post, Antron-yarn or similar Hackle or legs: Brown saddle hackle Thorax: Gray dry fly or hare dubbing Read the full Using Feathers feature in the August-September 2016 issue, by James P

Just let me know what your specific use case is for the set-up