It's a little dated, we got much better threads these days, but it sure does hold up well. I fish the floating nymph a lot especially during the Sulpher hatch we have here in the North East and in PA. A lot of the time, Its just something a little different to the fish than the usual imatations that are fished these days like the compardun, and the sparkle dun, that I been tying for more than four decades now. God how I remember those neropreme waders. Now if Sage would just make RP-II's again, my old 8'6" 5 wt, walked away. Maybe the best general purpose trout rod Sage ever made.
It's a little dated, we got much better threads these days, but it sure does hold up well. I fish the floating nymph a lot especially during the Sulpher hatch we have here in the North East and in PA. A lot of the time, Its just something a little different to the fish than the usual imatations that are fished these days like the compardun, and the sparkle dun, that I been tying for more than four decades now. God how I remember those neropreme waders. Now if Sage would just make RP-II's again, my old 8'6" 5 wt, walked away. Maybe the best general purpose trout rod Sage ever made.