Well I hope I’m doing this right I have quite a few Fenwick vintage flyrods all in great condition I never fly fished so I’m lost on what they are worth I would appreciate any help thank you and a couple orvis and Garcia Mitchell all have tubes and Sox no reels on them my uncle left them for my sister and me.

Garcia Mitchell 2 piece 7121 A ultralight 5’ 1/16 -1/4 oz 1-6 lb line

Garcia Conolon live fiber 2 piece 5 1/2 light action fast taper

2450 FENWICK! Pls 74-4 5 piece 7’ 6 3/4oz 8-15 lb line

FF858-5 5 piece 8 1/2 4 1/8oz no 8

FF756 2 piece 7 1/2 3oz no 6 FF755 2 piece 7 1/2 3 1/8oz no5

FS65-4 4 piece 6 1/2 4 1/8 oz 4-8lb line

Sundance 1 piece graphite 101 5’ 6 line wt1/4 -5/8oz

Any information would be a big help

The Garcia ultralights might fetch 75 if condition is good.The fenwick and garcia are both nice to fish with spinning rods.Fish them and if you dont like them sell them .

I'll just say that the new member, if receiving unsolicited offers, should be very cautious. Similarly, when folks don't know each other, a post about rods needs to viewed with caution before making a too-eager private contact. However, attracting offers usually isn't the purpose of such posts, and looking to buy from someone unaware of what he has isn't the reason we read and reply to the posts. See the Buyer's guide at the FS guidelines.

I routinely delete or edit posts if they appear to be disguised for-sale teases. I don't think so in this case because of the need to edit the post for clarity in identifying the rods, because such rods are commonly around in "great condition," (they weren't described as "new" or "never fished") and because the rods are everyday models of the time. Good, usable models, but not the high dollar, scammer kind. Because of the buyer's guide and sales guidelines, we don't get much of that anyhow.

And folks unfamiliar with fishing tackle can easily overestimate the condition without any misleading intent. Inherited fishing tackle may very well be in great condition. The more there is, the more possible this is.

This is the welcome/FAQ section. The question appears sincerely asked in hopes of learning more.
Two people inherited an uncle's rods, and found a good source to ask about some of it. So we can answer the question without being wary. Caution is for internet sales, but this is just a routine question from someone who wants to know.

My guess would be the uncle hoped someone in the family could use them. Certainly that would be their greatest value. I don't recognize any as having a high dollar value. The owners may want to search Ebay for similar rods; if Ebay members, they can use the "advanced search" option to check completed sales.

Give them to someone who will remember your uncle and smile when they are using them. They aren't worth a whole lot of cash, but they can provide a connection to him.

My numbers were basically an upper limit, some won't even buy a case of beer, and combined they might make a car payment.

If neither of you fish or want to fish, maybe the next generation will and the family connection/history will be passed down. Or his past fishing buddies might like to put them to use. I agree pretty much with others that these are users, sentimental value as high as sales value; but some pictures as mentioned above will let more accurate appraisals be made, or you can simply search the model numbers on auctions, especially completed auctions and get a feel for the market is on each.