Flyrods...What do you use?

[rrfish]

8' 3 weight i built(cedar blank with recoil guides)
Orvis T3 9' 4 weight tip fles (dry flies)
Orvis T3 9' 5 weight for humphing/streamers/dries
Orvis T3 9' 6 weight for large dries/streamers
9' 7 weight for streamers and larger fish (cabela's SLi blank that I made)
older St. Croix 9' 5 weight

all my rods have large arbor reels and now that I'm used to those it's hard to fish with anything else.

[mttrout]

Orvis TLS Power Matrix 9 ft 5 WT, w/ an Orvis Battenkill Mid Arbor reel.

[Duck Doctor]

I fish TFO's (Temple Fork Outfitters). I like the 9'ers and have several from 5wt to 8wt for the stripers

[flockshot]

g-loomis GLX

white river 270

orvis t3

and my eight wieght is a custom rod. on a st.croix imperial blank.

[RLWagner]

Willow switch is my favorite.

[bart]

Fenwick 6wt. 9-1/2'  generally trout, but bass, gills, shad...

Orvis Silver Label  9wt.  9-1/2'  Salmon

Orvis Silver Label  7wt. 10-1/2'  Steelhead/ Browns/ Salmon. Basiclly my Salmon River Rod.

[copperjohn]

St. Croix ultra 6wt-9 ft, imperial 5 wt-8 ft
Reddington 8 wt-10 ft
Scientific Angler 7 wt-9ft, 5/6 wt-9 ft(3 of them)
Burger Bros. 4wt-7ft, 5wt-8ft
a few others in the lower ranges
nothing high end or esoteric as I'm pretty hard on them and I've learned to balance my equipment inventory with my marriage.  I do like to teach others how to cast to trout, bass and pike so I have two or more of a lot of things like float tubes and wading outfits.  And my wife used to cast with me until the last few years when we had our daughter. 

[knurren]

I have a 9' St. Croix 5wt and a 9' Shakespear 7-8 wt.

I want do more smallmouth bass fishing this year, hopefully with flies.  Wooly buggers, poppers, and the classic terrestrial imitations sound like fun to me.

I like the St. Croix.  Mine is a bit long though.  I would like to get a 3 or 4 wt 7' or there abouts to tackle some of the more enclosed streams.  This open water season is all about smallies and native brookies.

[MrMarty51]

I think I gave My flyrod to Whatpole.
Bought it at a rummage sale for a few pennies or maby a buck,do`nt remember now.
It was made of steel and it collapsed down to about 3 ft. or so,a real funny investment.
Maby if Whatpole sees this post He might take a pic. of the thing and post it.

[ULTRAlite]

I fish TFO's (Temple Fork Outfitters). I like the 9'ers and have several from 5wt to 8wt

X2

Good quality for the money 

[mt2]

 I have a few different rods but my sage 9ft 5wt is my favorite for trout fishing.

[Torch]

Cabelas Three Forks 7.5ft 3 wt
Cabelas Stowaway 5pc 9ft 6wt
Orvis Rocky Mt 8.5ft 5 wt

I end up using the stowaway the most, as it is compact and easy to transport to the places I need to go to find fish gullible enough.

[adrock]

Sage 9 ft 7 wt
GLoomis 9 ft 4wt
LL Bean 8 ft 5 wt

The 4 wt, is typically my go to rod on a day to day basis makes fish of all size fun.

[MasterAngler]

Omni Osprey 9ft 6/7 weight - My stocked trout/walleye/small pike rod.

Temple Fork 9ft 10 w - Big Pike

[King Fisher]

Ive got a 9' 6wt.  Sage rod.  I love it!