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March Brown fly fishing rods are hand-crafted, made-in-USA works of art that are as beautiful to cast as they are to behold. Created from the mind of MIT-trained aerospace engineers (who also happen to be fly fishing nuts) March Brown fly rods stand apart in terms of sensitivity, accuracy, feel, fit and finish. March Brown fly fishing rods give anglers more of what they want in a travel fly rod, and less of the fly fisherman’s #1 enemy: weight. Portability also figures prominently in the fly fishing designs that come from ... Learn more about March Brownstrong>, with seven-piece fly rods for backpacking, and even 10-piece fly rods that offer globe-trotters the ultimate in travel fly fishing rods. Modern, high-tech materials form the basis of March Brown fly fishing rod blanks, and you will find no travel fly rod blank more technologically advanced than a March Brown fly fishing rod. March Brown blanks receive only the finest in appointments. From tip to butt, only top-shelf snake guides, cork and seats are fitted. When you are ready for the finest in travel fly rods, look to March Brown Ltd. and discover the March Brown difference.
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Reviewed by Ken from Seattle on Wednesday, March 27, 2013Bought a 7pc rod from March Brown about 5 years ago. First trip out a fish managed to break rod tip-the company replaced the rod tip with no questions asked. I like the feel of the new rod but have not had a chance to try it out. If it works as well as 1st one I will be very pleased.
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Reviewed by Oblique Angler from Tacoma WA on Friday, December 28, 2012I bought my March Brown Hidden Water 9' 4 weight over a year ago to use for backcountry lakes and streams. On my first test cast I discovered it rockets a WF4F line 60' easily with my mediocre casting skills, and that's well beyond the ability to mend. A 10" fish puts a nice bend in the rod but it has more than enough power to safely land a fish twice that size and protect light tippets so it has become my dry fly rod of choice for big or small water without a thick rainforest jungle up to the water's edge and overhanging trees. With 6 ferrules the rod is slightly heavy for a 4 weight, yet when balanced with my 5.6 oz RLS 1 reel the swing weight is still light enough to be a joy to cast and fish with all day. The two reviews by CW mention a defect for not being able to shorten the rod by removing the 2nd lower section, but neither review mentions which rod was purchased. The March Brown website states only the 6'6"/5'6" 3 weight and 7'0"/6'0" 4 weight rods have the "Convertible" feature where one section of the rod can be removed. Reviews also mention alignment dots are mispositioned. I see March Brown now has a $35 fee for repairs but I found their ""No Excuse Necessary" LIFETIME GUARANTEED. 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED" Customer Support to be excellent for two problems; including one admitted totally bonehead user-caused, that were non-rod defect or breakage issues and suggest contacting the MFG at the number on their website to ask if a true mfg defect can be resolved without the payment.
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Reviewed by CW from Idaho on Sunday, December 23, 2012This is my second attempt to review this rod and make customers aware of the flaws. STP blocked my last review, for no reason I can see other than a negative review of the rod, and I imagine they will block this review since it points out flaws in the rod and in STP. I emailed STP with my questions and concerns and received a very condescending and truly unprofessional response. Such as, "First things first..." and This is not going to fly".... Bottom line - Clearly some of the rods have defects with the dots lining up. STP's response "it takes time to align the dots". I suppose they feel I am an idiot and there is no possibility there may be a defect. Also, March Brown list a feature of this rod where one can remove the last rod piece to shorten the rod. When I asked STP if mine was a defect etc. they accused me of making it up and stated this was not a feature. Buyer beware - these rods does not have this feature. Even though March Brown states these rods have this feature, STP refuses to do any research on this matter. Again, I guess STP feels they always accurately list all features of products.
March Brown Outlet: Due to limited quantities, not all products are available in our Outlet Stores. Find out more about outlets.
March Brown Overstocks: inventory too high, had to be drastically reduced -- always first quality. Find out more about overstock items.
March Brown Closeouts: may be last year's model or color -- always first quality. Find out more about closeouts.
March Brown 2nds:
Cosmetic Blems or Irregulars. Minor cosmetic blemishes or slight irregularities
which do not affect the fit, performance, or longevity of the item. Label is
usually clipped or marked by the manufacturer. A small flaw means big savings.
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