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I did try casting a 7, 8 and 9 weight line with the RF92 and it was darn near effortless with the 9wgt. It did a great job with the roll cast and overhead as well. As I went lower in line weight it became increasingly more difficult to cast. I also took a closer look at the rod and found that one of the upper sections had been broken and a new tip top was replaced and wrapped. That explained why I thought it was a three piece to begin with. The original owner must have ordered a new section and repaired, and kept, the shorter section. Thanks to all that helped !!! Maybe in time more info. might come about. Yay ! the Steelhead are starting to come in, it looks like I will be taking the RF92 out shortly.

vicrider Thank you very much for your reply. The health issues are resolved. My issues started last fall, but my primary physician failed to link my symptoms with heart issues. To make a long story short, there is a God who felt it best to continue my life!!!!

Jaydub In your 28 June 2015 Posting regarding a Herters RF92 fly rod. You stated that your 1972 Herters Catalog listed the RF92 as a 7 weight. Was that the only weight listing for that model ? My apologies for not getting back to you sooner, but I was dealing with health issues. I would appreciate any help you can give.

I recently acquired a 9 foot Herters RF92 3 piece fly rod in very good condition. Would anyone have any information regarding this rod. Any information would be appreciated.