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 rod troubles
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04/06/08 10:32 PM
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daveim
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On many of my fishing rods, the sections have seperated during casts at least once. This can be costly, because last time I went out to Lake Calaveras the tip section flew out into deep water where I could not wade to and was too far away for me to reach. TO make matters worse, the line snapped so I could not rell it in and have the hook act as a stopper. I managed to get the rod back in the end. Any tips for avoiding this dilemma?
I have a tank of fish in my basement... if it were up to me, I would let them loose in my pool so I could fish in my backyard!
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 Re: rod troubles
[Re: daveim]
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04/06/08 10:56 PM
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Bass Bug
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Re: rod troubles
[Re: Bass Bug]
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04/07/08 02:11 AM
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big_country1488
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superglue and shrink wrap. one piece rods
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Re: rod troubles
[Re: big_country1488]
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04/07/08 01:35 PM
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sight fisher
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rub wax like candle wax on the rod around the joining section that will help a bunch
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