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Re: Micro guide vs. non micro rods [Re: HammerPants] #6006462 03/29/11 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted By: HammerPants
They are not as good as my custom macro-guide rods. I went the other direction with my design, and use giant 4 inch guides all the way down to the tip. The rods are difficult to get into the rod boxes, but the guides are a full 4 inches, and small-fisted men and most women can fit their fist through them - and that's pretty cool and also their biggest selling point. They're mostly designed for the pro-circuit, but amateurs find them useful, too.



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Re: Micro guide vs. non micro rods [Re: Joefishin] #6011366 03/30/11 07:37 PM
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Re: Micro guide vs. non micro rods [Re: FISH tycoon] #6012266 03/30/11 10:54 PM
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Kistler Micros all the way for me. I have not found a single negative to using micros. The are actually better in freezing weather because only the last 3 guides get ice as oposed to all guides on a conventional rod.

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