Targus Gary Borger Pro Series Fly Fishing Rod - 4-Piece, 9' 4wt

I own a 4 wt and a 6 wt-- they are my favorite rods for fishing mid-Atlantic streams and rivers. Load easily for short casts, but can make long casts if needed. The 4 wt is great for smaller streams where short casts are the standard but a long rod allows me to control the line in pocket water.

I have no concerns with this rod. I can cast with easy and fluidity.

I haven't had a chance to use the rod but it looks good, feels good and the price was right.

Bought the rod last fall as a cheap backup, and finally got to try it out this weekend on a NC trophy stream (Davidson River). This rod is great - feels a lot like a Sage in that it is very light, fast action but sensitive tip. Soft enough to play the small mountain trout well, but enough back bone to handle the 20 inchers on the Davidson. I like the high tech finish and reel seat, and with the extra tip, this rod is a bargain. I own/have owned Sage, T&T, Scott, & Winston rods - this one is as good or better than any (except the Winstons). I am buying another 4 wt for my son.

I was planing a fishing trip to the Smokies and wanted to bring a back-up light weight rod. This became my primary rod, it has a great feel and accurate casting. The extra tip piece makes it easier to leave a backup rod behind.