Does anybody know where I can get one of these? 

E bay

I have seen them a lot cheaper and I made a mistake by not buying it. I should say does anyone know where I can find a cheap  Wright and Mcgill Rick Clunn rod.

I have the 7' mh, I'm thinking of selling.  I don't use it that much.  PM if you are interested. 

I believe DSG.

I believe DSG.

 

Correct. I saw some at Dick's yesterday.

I have seen them a lot cheaper and I made a mistake by not buying it. I should say does anyone know where I can find a cheap  Wright and Mcgill Rick Clunn rod.

 

Dicks had them on sale last year, 2 for $50. Maybe they will run that special again soon. Sign up for their emails.

I would sell you mine, but it's probably cheaper for me to just keep it. They're dirt cheap now when you can find them. I think they are very sensitive but also very heavy.

I looked on DSG website and they have a Blare Wiggin's blue rod but not a Wright and Mcgill. Sorry for being such a pain.

I looked on DSG website and they have a Blare Wiggin's blue rod but not a Wright and Mcgill. Sorry for being such a pain.

I'm not sure there is much difference.  I see a lot of Wiggins' rods here, 1 reason DSG sells a combo rod ans sabalos reel for about $100 once in a while.  I don't care for the rod for the lack of a foregrip.

The Blair Wiggins is a graphite inshore rod and the Rick Clunn is a fiberglass. The Rick Clunn is much softer. The Blair Wiggins ML that I have is more like a M compared to other rods.

I looked on DSG website and they have a Blare Wiggin's blue rod but not a Wright and Mcgill. Sorry for being such a pain.

 

They might not be available online anymore. Call your closest one.

The Blair Wiggins is a graphite inshore rod and the Rick Clunn is a fiberglass. The Rick Clunn is much softer. The Blair Wiggins ML that I have is more like a M compared to other rods.

I stand corrected, they looked the same so I assumed.  I never look in the freshwater rod section there, lol.