YES!!! I've been fishing since 1966. Fenny's were my dad's favorite rods. So I've collected a few over the years; and I love them. In fact last weekend at Foster, I used 2 of my Fenny spinning rods to troll for trout and had a blast. I also have an SF 74-4 rod shown below--near mint--although mine is from Fenwick's Supreme Glass product line (S-Glass). I also had Brad Martin (RIP) at Albany's Two River Fly Shop replace the original guides, with Fuji guides.
Most peeps are unaware of Fenwick's foray into the S-Glass market. The main tell tale sign is a translucent, "honey colored", almost see through, rod blank. Which are hollow blanks. Another tell tale sign, that you have an S-Glass rod, is that the reel seat is typically a brass color. Versus the standard purple colored reel seats, and solid E-Glass blanks, which most folks are used to seeing/owning. The standard E-Glass rods are also known for the dark "beer-bottle" brown color.
Here's a link to a friend's site who literally wrote the book about Fenwick. I have 2 copies, as well as a copy on DVD. It's a fascinating read all about the founding, and historical changes, that the company made over the years. I also learned, from Vic's book, about how to tell what year a Fenny was built. The first digit of their serial numbers starts with a letter. A = 1960, B = 1961, C - 1962, and so on.
https://engineeringpathways.com/fenwick.htm
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