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quote Moonman: "10' will be too heavy from a canoe in a 7 or 8wt. Not bad as a switch type rod for stream steelheading though.
If you are buying a rod and are spending a bit of dough, something like the sage 8wt bass rods, in 8' long is great. Overall though, 9' in a 7 or 8wt. would be best. 9' is the most versitile length by far. An 8' rod rated at 4 wt can be a sweet stream rod, but in canoe country you want a 7 or 8wt, and the 9' length is best for that use.
Moonman."
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