This sweet little fly rod is made by Alex Martin of Glasgow around the start of the 20th century in greenheart.

This is a rod in shop condition showing no sign of use. It is a grey's G series carbon fibre fly rod.

This excellent rod, UNUSED, is a Greys GS rod in its original bag

This two piece split cane fly rod was built by Hamlin if Cheltenham and comes with ferrule stopper.

trhis is a high quality rod from the transitional period between the use of cane rods and fibreglass rods made by Hardy Bros. of Alnwick

This carbon fibre fly rod was produced by arguably the finest rod maker in the world at the time, Hardy's of Alnwick. It is a 9' #7/8 two piece fly rod

This rod is another classic from Hardy Bros.  It is a two piece 9' long #9 weight fly rod.

This built cane rod is another Classic from the Hardy range, being a 3 piece salmon spinning rod.

This is a really interesting little rod, a single handed baitcasting rod from Heddon, USA

This three piece Hexacane rod is in original condition throughout.

This rod is quite a rarity.  A built cane sea rod manufactured by Martin James of Redditch, the unusual feature is the condition which is very good.  Normally salt water destroys cane rods in short order

This is superb. An UNUSED Orvis Clearwater II fly rod in makers reinforced four partition tube.

This is a really nice carbon fibre rod in "As New" condition; a Shimano Biocraft rod

This is a beautiful old rod dating from around the 1860's made by Bartleet of Redditch with a tip tube fitted with a screwed end for a net or bank clearing hook.