Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: rockfisher on March 29, 2018, 07:34:39 PM
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has anyone had or used one of these rods before?
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forgot specs this rod would be a #1324.
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Yup Great rods in their day. They are a collector item for sure. I have one but have owned 6 in various models. Do you have one or are you looking for one?
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what sort of rod is it? Fly, spin, troll?
Rich Make's were loved for their full flex action. Great blanks and well made locally.
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I have one, a bit odd as it seems it is set up as a spin rod , nice shape thinking of selling it. do you know how most were configured? thanks.
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Best I recall it was one maker and he got the blanks from some manufacturer in the states. Very nice yellow glass with a traditional deep flex except the trolling rods. He made most popular rods used here in BC - Fly Spin, troll probably CP rods.
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well I guess it would be a good vedder rod. will sell, if any one is interested pm me.
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I am looking for a centerpin rod for an islander I picked up. I might be interested if it suits the cp and would fish well. Oh and price would be good to know.
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Best I recall it was one maker and he got the blanks from some manufacturer in the states. Very nice yellow glass with a traditional deep flex except the trolling rods. He made most popular rods used here in BC - Fly Spin, troll probably CP rods.
Im pretty sure Richmake were Fenwick blanks and made by a couple brothers who used to own Sheridan Lake Resort.
May have been Jim and Ken if i recall correctly?
They made a quality rod foresure.
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I believed have old Richmake 10' spinning rod. It is yellow rod with green thread wrapping. I not 100 % sure what model it is. Got me curious about that old boom stick fiber glass rod. Also got bunch of 40 year old plus old brown Fenwick 6'-7' spinning rods. Plus some good old Mitchell 300 spinning reels.
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Im pretty sure Richmake were Fenwick blanks and made by a couple brothers who used to own Sheridan Lake Resort.
May have been Jim and Ken if i recall correctly?
They made a quality rod foresure.
Kennedy Fisher or Lamiglas? At the time (early to mid 70s) I heard they were based in Richmond. The business is currently based in Lone Butte though.
https://www.manta.com/ic/mt67wqd/ca/rich-make-mfg-ltd