RL Winston Fly Fishing Rod Company - Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters

http://www.flyfishingoutfitters.com/p/s/listing.aspx?sid=rod-WIN. "A 79-Year Tradition of innovation, craftsmanship and hoodwinking fish. In 1929, Robert Winther and Lew Stoner began building bamboo rods in San Francisco. Their company was known as R.L. Winston, a combination of the two mens last names, and the rods they made soon earned acclaim for their innovative design and exceptional craftsmanship. As the word spread, Winstons quickly became the choice of serious anglers around the world who wanted smooth casting; powerful, very accurate rods that offered superb touch and feel.
Pick up a Winston, and youll be holding a rod with a flawless finish, precisely aligned snake and stripping guides, a grip thats been sanded by hand and a reel seat made with the finest components and engraved with the Winston logo. Fish with one, and youll experience the remarkable feel that comes from a rod that is lightweight, balanced and smooth. All Winston rods undergo multiple inspections for quality, and all come with an Unconditional Lifetime Guarantee."
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[jorgfr7734]

Aren't the bamboo fly rods made in Twin Bridges, MT and the Graphite in China?

[degnbol1608]

What is the standard winding check for the boron iiix fly rod???? i am specially wondering about the 8" 4 wt and the 8`6" 4 wt.