Rods, Reels, and Fly Tying Kit for sale ...

Have multiple rods, reels, and a fly tying kit for sale. Selling for a friend, some of these items are brand new, as indicated.
Rods:
1. Sage X, 11’ 7wt, 4 piece, new - $700.
2. Custom 10’ 5wt, 2 piece, used - $200.
3. Sage Graphite II, 9’ 5wt, used - $300.
4. G-Loomis IMX 10’ 10wt 2 piece, new - $200.
5. G-Loomis IMX Pro 10’ 7wt, 2 piece, new - $500.
6. Echo 11’ 6wt, 4 piece, new - $200.
7. G-Loomis GL3 FR1088 9’ 8wt, 2 piece, used - $100.
8. Custom 10’6” 6wt, 2 piece, new - $200.
9. Sage Graphite IV 12’6” 8wt, 2 piece, new - $300.
10. G-Loomis GL3 9’9wt, 2 piece, used - $200.
11. G-Loomis 9’9” 7wt, 2 piece, used- $200.
12. G-Loomis GL3 9’4wt, 2 piece, used - $200.

Reels:
1. Abel #3 AntiReverse (AR) with case, new - $900.
2. Abel 4N 8wt, new - $400.
3. Billy Pate 7wt AR with case, new - $500.
4. STH 6wt, used - $50.
5. STH 7-8wt, new - $75.
6. Islander #2, 6wt, AR, new - $350.
7. STH 5-6wt, w/sock, used - $75.
8. STH IM C2, new - $50.

Fly Tying Kit: Renzetti Travelers vise along with a complete set of tools for tying. In portable wooden box. Used - $200.

Allen Case with contents - $50.

Send me a note and I can send you photos of items.

That's quite the collection.

What does STH stand for?

From the net….

If you specifically meant the brand, STH is an Argentinean tackle company founded by Roberto Sacconi that was highly popular from the 1970s to the mid-2000s.

JimNovo said:

What does STH stand for?

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Dear JimNovo,

The were a reel maker from Argentina. The made their own reels as well as reels that were branded by Orvis, Cabelas before they turned into Bass Pro, and others. Their reels, especially the machined reels were high-quality stuff, the equal of any fly reel at the time. I have about 10 or them.

Regards,

Tim Murphy 🙂

wildtrout2 said:

That's quite the collection.

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Yes it is. Unfortunately, he no longer can use and so is selling everything.

I had a 7/8 STH that they made for Cabela’s (made in Argentina) machined aluminum, it was an absolute workhorse of a reel. Had a large knurled adjustment knob that applied pressure to a cork disc. Fought hundreds of GL’s salmon, steelhead and browns on that thing. I do know that as time went on they made some less desirable reels that I have no experience with.

Sent you a pm

Just sent out photos to everyone who has message me.