It was described as 'about 89 inches' but, on measuring it, it is exactly 7ft. 2in., and although one of the photographs in the listing clearly showed hand written 'R. Sealey,' the actual model name wasn't shown or stated ... so I wasn't sure about what would arrive.
This two piece split cane fly rod really does live up to it's name of 'R. Sealey's Tudor Lightweight,' tipping the scales at a feather-like 3.65oz. (104gr.) !!!
Once again, a small area of the old varnish has crumbled from the tip guide whipping proving that where many people think that Precision used black and yellow twist, it's actually black and white which appears yellow due to the discolouration of the ageing varnish.
