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Total hack job, but it worked, was lighter, and neutrally buoyant in the water
[10] Thanks Take your rod to a fishing supply store or a repair person if you have trouble fixing it on your own.Thanks Warnings Dont hold a flame against your rod longer than a few seconds or else you could permanently damage the rod.Thanks Be careful while working with razor blades so you dont accidentally cut yourself.Thanks Things Youll Need Mending a Snapped Fiberglass Rod Scissors Sandpaper Tape measure Fiberglass pole Hacksaw 2-part epoxy Bowl Paintbrush Electrical tape (optional) Replacing a Rod Guide Razor blade Lighter Sandpaper Masking tape Rod guides Thread 2-part epoxy Dish Paintbrush Changing a Rod Tip Lighter Pliers Sandpaper Rod cement Craft knife Rod tip top References About This Article To fix a snapped fishing rod, try using a fiberglass pole and some epoxy
A beefy solid piece of aluminum that features a very effective silicon grip wrap to prevent slips and also cushions the handle
They arent particularly flashy in an artsy-fartsy way, rather, theyre tough, reliable, not ever temperamental and easy to operate
Moderate-fast rods, some references in the review have an AA = to 65 which is typical for modern nymphing rods
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