[m.macenas]

Planning to order this rod , any feedback? Apparently its lightest rod made this size weight only 200g.
Cheers

 

[Hardyreels]

I'm bumping your post because I'm considering one myself.

Come on fellas someone owns a Guideline!

 

[Rrrr]

They did a live talk on their facebook page about the rod line up. May be worth a watch. They also did another on the diffrences between the ranges of rods comparing actions of the nt8, lpxe elevation etc etc

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[Eminem]

Too new for me to comment.
I did watch the Guideline webcast with interest. A nice item which is what you'd expect from one of the "Big Guns" out here.
I've previously enjoyed x2 LPXe rods, 1x LeCie and currently enjoy a LXi. I would have no issue whatsoever suggesting this is going to be a fine rod....provided you line it properly of course.

 

[KSAlmon]

Never tried it but a gillie on the spey highly recommended this rod to me.

 

[Rrrr]

Im yet to find a guideline rod i dont get on with. Even the laxa switch which is on the cheaper end of things is a really nice rod to use once matched with the right line as i found the line it came with far too light.

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[Eminem]

....I should have perhaps added that "lining it properly" means - with a line that suits both the rod and your own casting style.
I always go wth the manufacturers gram recommendations preferring a faster scandinavian casting style/approach. But many prefer to over-line the rod slightly using a slower, perhaps more classic spey, style/technique.