Re Payne Canadian Canoe - R&A Norwood

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Gary;

I have a taper which is like the one in David Ray's data base except the =
data base one seems to have a few numbers left out. When I look at the =
taper as it is in DR's It just doesn't look right.=20
I cant guarantee the one I'm sending, but it looks like a 7 wt rod, =
average in the tip and it falling off (or is softer) into the butt, =
making the action a little slower.

It looks like a 6 wt to me

Regards

Bob Norwood
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: gary nicholson=20
  To: Rodmakers=20
  Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2008 3:26 PM
  Subject: [RODMAKERS] Payne Canadian Canoe


  Can anyone give me the correct taper for the Payne Canadian Canoe

  I know there are a few out there=20

  The two I have seen are very different from each other.

  So what would you recommend as the correct one to make.

  The one in Jacks book looks very light for a 7wt with 6 thou taken off =
for varnish?=20

  Any help would be much appreciated.

  =20

  Gary



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