Thomas & Thomas Light Presentation - 4 wts Freshwater Rods

Thomas & Thomas Light Presentation - 4 wts Freshwater Rods 

DESCRIPTION

Recommended on calm water or when casting to spooky fish; in fishing situations where delicacy pays off more than brute force and where accuracy and finesse are rewarded with more fish. It is for such situations that we designed our Light Presentation Series rods.

USER REVIEWS

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[Aug 30, 2005]
Rkey00
Backpacker

I purchased the Thomas & Thomas LPS 763 to fish the small tailwaters near my home and as an upgrade from an Orvis Silver Label 7'6" 3 weight. I have fished with it a few times now and its the best rod i have ever fished or cast by far. Its amazingly accurate, delicate, and powerfull. The fly goes exactly where you want it to with an absolute minimum of false casting. With the Orvis product i was looking in the air over broad areas of stream to spot the fly and see where it would land, with this rod, i just look at the spot i had intended the fly to land at and there is appears, delicate as you wish. One of the things i really appreciate about this rod is that it can very well handle larger fish with ample power and important tippet protecting flex though its not so stiff that it makes a 10" fish feel inconsequential. Beautifull fit and finish, expertly executed wrap and varnish, beautifull wood insert, Very well put together. The only downside is the rod tube which though it looks great has hard metal protrusions on the interior that can damage your rod when placed in its topless rod sock. Take measures to keep your rod from hitting these and having a ferrule chipped as happend to mine. Vastly superior rod as compared to others i have cast, vastly inferior rod tube.

Customer Service

Responded to me by e mail almost immediately after i e mailed them to request a rod for the type of streams i fished and gave insightfull advice. Took more than 2 days to respond after i e mailed them praising the rod i had purchased and informing them of the poorly conceived rod tube

Similar Products Used:

Orvis Silver Label 7'6" 3wt, Scott V2 8' 4 weight, Orvis Superfine "one ounce" 7'-0" 4 weight. Numerious 5 wrights by Orvis, Winston, and G Loomis

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[Sep 25, 2002]
Thomas
50+ days a year

Strength:

Delicate,narrow blank,finish is flawless,nice reelseat, cork,wraps.The attention to detail on this rod is #1.If you want a rod for finesse,this is your ticket,could not be happier with my choice esp.for the closeout price.

Weakness:

None noted.

I recently wrote a review on a loomis gl3 4weight that i had bought as a backup,then i found this rod and returned the loomis.The T&T is a nice rod,period.I hate to say it but the cosmetics and overall finish rivals if not beats my glx loomis',that says alot!The action is medium compared to the fast action loomis,feels easier to cast except in strong winds where the loomis shines.

Similar Products Used:

Scott g series,Sage light lines,winston wt

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[Aug 05, 2002]
Chris
40 days a year

Strength:

Finesse tip married to stalwart backbone; seems to load in tip and shoot from mid-section.

Weakness:

None.

The all-around finest rod I've ever cast. Period.

Customer Service

No experience.

Similar Products Used:

Winston, Sage, Loomis, Orvis.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Mar 12, 2002]
Jim Moore
50+ days a year

Strength:

Effortless, accurate, thoroughly enjoyable casting.

Weakness:

None performance weaknesses at all. Price of new rods is sobering.

Simply a tremendous, effortless wand that casts like it reads my mind. Easy distance and great accuracy and loop control. Used for large Florida panfish and smaller Largemouths. Tosses anything within reason well: poppers, larger drys, WBs, muddlers, small Salmon flys etc. Does great with AirCell Supreme2 and Ultra3 lines. Can hardly say enough good about it.

Customer Service

Haven''t needed it.

Similar Products Used:

Winston, Loomis, St. Croix

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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