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4 weeks ago
John Curtin
Michael Danek Wrote:
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> "Now it's time to move to open water." Will be
> easier than ice.
That's reassuring. I'm not being sarcastic at all. My head is going to explode looking at the different guide sizes, weights and actions. At least with ice rods, there are much less choices. I use single foot fly guides for those.
Forum: rodboard 4 weeks ago
John Curtin
Thanks all for the responses. I assumed there wouldn't be much of a difference but since I personally haven't seen it often, maybe there was a reason as to why other builders were not doing it.
I have a season of ice rod building under my belt now which went pretty well. I designed and had a full line of ice rod blanks manufactured to my specs. Now it's time to move to open water.
Looking
Forum: rodboard 4 weeks ago
John Curtin
Thanks for the correction. Yes that’s what I meant, the first guide from the handle.
There is a ton of information on double compared to single but I couldn’t find anything on just switching the first one.
Thanks for the reply.
Forum: rodboard 4 weeks ago
John Curtin
Hello Everyone,
I really appreciate all the information on this website. It really helps me as a new rod builder. I was hoping I could get the opinion on this from some seasoned builders.
I understand the functionality differences between single and double foot guides, weight, application and so on. My question is would it be sacrilegious to use a double foot stripper guide on some light sp
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