The answer is "it depends." It depends on the condition of the rod - there are many variables that go into determining its condition such as how "used" (or not used) it is, how well cared for, was it ever refinished and components replaced (i.e., it is no longer original). It also depends on the rod's age - which era of production it came from. Also influencing the value would be the length of the rod (shorter rods are more valuable to collectors), the line weight it carries, etc. In short, the rod needs to be seen by a qualified appraiser in order to answer the question. Generally speaking, of the four most popular rod models (and there are several variants of some of these) produced by the F. E. Thomas rod company - the Special Browntone, the Special, the Dirigo and the Bangor, the Dirigo occupies the third position from the top in terms of value. The bamboo that was used in the Dirigo is the same as the two higher end rods, but for one reason or another it was deemed less cosmetically appealing and so was fitted with less expensive components and finished in a less labor intensive way resulting in a lower original price.
Thomas W. Earnhardt has written: 'Fly fishing the tidewaters' -- subject(s): Saltwater fly fishing
John Shewey has written: 'Fly Fishing Pacific Northwest Waters' 'Orvis Pocket Guide to Fly Fishing for Steelhead' 'Washington blue-ribbon fly fishing guide' -- subject(s): Fly fishing 'Steelhead River Journal' 'Fly fishing for summer steelhead' -- subject(s): Fly fishing, Steelhead fishing 'Alpine Angler' -- subject(s): Fishing lures, Fly fishing
You have to have a Fly Fishing Rod and some Feathers to fly fishing.
Dave Hughes has written: 'Dry fly fishing' -- subject(s): Fly casting, Fly fishing, Fly tying 'Fly fishing basics' -- subject(s): Fly fishing 'Trout from Small Streams' 'Strategies for stillwater' -- subject(s): Fly fishing, Lake fauna, Pond fauna, Trout fishing 'Matching Mayflies' -- subject(s): Artificial Flies, Fly fishing 'Tactics for trout' -- subject(s): Trout fishing 'An Anglers Astoria' 'Fishing the Four Seasons' 'Reading the water' -- subject(s): Fly fishing, Trout fishing
Turhan Tirana has written: 'Fly fishing' -- subject(s): Fly fishing 'Fly Fishing' -- subject(s): Fly fishing, OverDrive, Nonfiction, Sports & Recreations
Lefty Kreh has written: 'Fly-Fishing Techniques and Tactics' '101 Fly-Fishing Tips' 'Lefty's little tips' -- subject(s): Fly fishing 'Practical fishing knots' -- subject(s): Fishing knots 'Lefty's Little Fly-Fishing Tips' 'Fly-casting fundamentals' -- subject(s): Fly fishing, Fly casting 'Lefty Kreh's Solving Fly-Casting Problems, 2nd' 'Fly casting with Lefty Kreh' -- subject(s): Fly casting 'Solving Fly-Casting Problems (Solving)' 'Fly fishing the inshore waters' -- subject(s): Saltwater fly fishing, Fly fishing 'The professionals' favorite flies' -- subject(s): Artificial Flies, Flies, Artificial, Fly tying 'Advanced Fly-Fishing Techniques' -- subject(s): Fly fishing 'Casting with Lefty Kreh' -- subject(s): Fly casting 'Modern fly-casting methods' -- subject(s): Fly casting 'Lefty Kreh's Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing' 'Saltwater fly patterns' -- subject(s): Artificial Flies, Flies, Artificial, Fly tying, Saltwater fly fishing
One can purchase Sage fly fishing rods from, Fishing Mega Store, Sport Fish, Sage Fly Fish and FishTec stores. Sage fly fishing rods are casting instruments that are used with accuracy for fly fishing.
Fly fishing involves a specific fly fishing rod in which the line floats. People use fly lures. In saltwater fishing, people fish in saltwater. It is very open: you can use lures, baits, and even fly fish in saltwater.
Fly tyer.
Bud Lilly has written: 'A trout's best friend' -- subject(s): Fishing, Fly fishing, Trout fishing 'Bud Lilly's Guide to western fly fishing' -- subject(s): Fishing, Fly fishing
Karl Lane has written: 'African fly-fishing safari' -- subject(s): Fly fishing, Saltwater fly fishing
how did fly fishing get its name