| "Your responsiveness to customers is outstanding - I am your customer for life!" -Steve W. Pennsylvania |
| "Your rods are among the few I can call the finest that I have ever seen and cast." -Larry Kennedy, former owner of the Bedford Sportsman, Bedford, NY |
| I William S. Oyster do hereby guarantee that you will be satisfied with any product we sell, we will find a way to make you happy, or we will refund the initial purchase price. If one of our rods fails to live up to your expectations either in appearance or performance, send it back. If there is a flaw in workmanship or materials, we will make it right. If you stick your rod in the ceiling fan, fall on it in the stream, or otherwise abuse your rod, I will do my best to repair or replace it at a reasonable cost. In other words, we are only interested in happy customers and will do everything in our power to keep you that way. We are not a "cyber-business". "We" are myself, my wife Shannen, and my two year old son Cutter. I am a man in a workshop who splits cane, sands, planes, varnishes, sweats, bleeds, sweeps up and checks e-mails. Call me on the phone, stop by the house, wave at me when you see my Jeep, or come shake my hand on the stream... but not if the fish are rising. Tight Lines, Bill Oyster |
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| "It has an amazing feel and just casts beautifully. I really love it! I look forward to owning many Oyster rods." -Adam B. NY,New York |
| "...the finest young bamboo rodmaker of this generation." -Henry Cowen, fly tier, guide, and fly-fishing writer- GA |
| Your workmanship is flawless. I, and then my son, will always treasure it. Alan C., California |
| I have always been good at spotting the young talent that would become the old talent. I feel that this is the case with you." -Kelly B. Charlotte, NC |
| "Absolutely gorgeous... I shook! -Larry K - St. Simons GA |
| It will be a family heirloom for generations." -Ros P. - Virginia |
| 678.455.9113 8650 Anchor on Lanier Ct. Gainesville, GA 30506 |
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| It took a few casts to get used to the smooth steady slow action the rod has. After about fifteen minutes, I was just about able to cast to the backing. If it wasn't so cold, I would have stayed out there until I made it." Ryan T. - Ohio |
