由 David Rose It looks like you’re referencing a specific fly fishing rod model, possibly from Tenryu, a well-known Japanese fishing tackle manufacturer. Here’s a breakdown of the details you provided:
Tenryu Fates K.Bullet DH1764 (12/13)
– Model No. 1462 – Likely the product code for this rod.
– “Fates K.Bullet” – The series name, possibly designed for fast-action or specialized fly fishing.
– “DH1764” – Could indicate rod specifications (length, weight, action).
– DH might stand for “Double Hand” (spey rod) or a specific blank material.
– 1764 could mean 17’6″ (17.5 ft) or 17’6″ 4-piece (if a spey rod).
– 12/13 – Likely the line weight rating (12-13wt), suggesting a heavy-duty rod for large fish (salmon, steelhead, or saltwater species).
– “Used Cabrit 21” – Possibly referring to a previous owner or a custom modification (e.g., Cabrit might be a typo for “carbonite” or a personal mark).
Possible Uses:
– Spey Fishing – If it’s a double-handed rod (DH), it’s likely for two-handed casting in rivers.
– Saltwater Fly Fishing – A 12/13wt rod is suitable for big game (tarpon, GT, tuna).
– Big River Salmon/Steelhead – Heavy rods like this are common in Pacific Northwest or Scandinavian fisheries.
Where to Find More Info:
– Check Tenryu’s official website or catalogs for exact specs.
– Look for used fishing gear marketplaces (eBay, TackleTrade, Japan auctions) if you’re buying/selling.
– If “Cabrit 21” is a customization, ask the seller for details.
Would you like help identifying its value or finding similar models?