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Mark wrote:If it is cane? any idea on the length and sections.

The Edgar Sealey Roach Rod. 10ft., 2 piece split cane rod, with a compound taper tip section.

AshbyCut wrote:

Mark wrote:If it is cane? any idea on the length and sections.

The Edgar Sealey Roach Rod. 10ft., 2 piece split cane rod, with a compound taper tip section.

Thanks Mal.

I am wondering (as did others on the previous page) if some gremlins recently got in to updating the list of Sealey rods at the start of your very useful post.

Two now-missing coarse rods are The Rover and the Octofloat. I'm pretty sure they were there when I last looked.

I can give details if required, but you probably know all this as the info was there previously!

Hi, I have a Sealey Rod configured like the Chapman 500, i.e., Cork Handle and 2 pieces of split cane. For the life of me I cannot remember what it is called. Can any body help?
Thanks
Galician (Dave)

Galician wrote: ↑Tue Oct 31, 2017 6:28 pm Hi, I have a Sealey Rod configured like the Chapman 500, i.e., Cork Handle and 2 pieces of split cane. For the life of me I cannot remember what it is called. Can any body help?
Thanks
Galician (Dave)

You could be referring to the Edgar Sealey "Strikerite" ... though there were other rod of a similar construction ...

Many thanks for your help, its the STRIKE RIGHT.
Apologies for the delay in thanking you, it is very rude of me.

Another one for the Edgar Sealey list The '''Supreme' 13 ft version . Three piece, whole cane butt and middle section , split cane top section which has a double taper

Foss Fisher wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2018 12:07 am Another one for the Edgar Sealey list The '''Supreme' 13 ft version . Three piece, whole cane butt and middle section , split cane top section which has a double taper

Added to the list, thank you Foss Fisher.

The octofloat isn't on the list. Don't know hoe we missed it. It must be one of their most well known rods, after the floatcaster! Loads of us own one, though not me.

MaggotDrowner wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2018 12:42 am The octofloat isn't on the list. Don't know hoe we missed it. It must be one of their most well known rods, after the floatcaster! Loads of us own one, though not me.

Thanks MD.