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10 years ago
Jim Ising
Expanded KL choices add huge flexibility in designing reduction trains for more applications.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Jim Ising
Built by EP Custom Rods using Fuji's KR Concept. Lightweight with short wraps, split seat, limited fu fu. An "anglers" rod all the way!
Forum: rodboard 11 years ago
Jim Ising
This is a snapshot from the reference guide we will publish in February showing the parts, assembly and order list for a couple of SK2 handles.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jim Ising
<p>This is in JPG format for upoad to this forum. Might not be as "crisp" as we would like it to be. WEbsite available soon...</p>
Forum: rodboard 1 year ago
Jim Ising
I feel like 2.2g won't be noticeable on a 10 wt., but building a custom rod is all about building to maximize performance, so why throw the weight on if I don't need it.
DON'T
Forum: rodboard 1 year ago
Jim Ising
Here are the specs on both 6'6" and 6'9" PB's. Note the comments by Kyle Welcher, Bassmaster ELITE Pro angler on the models he has fished (in italics). Click "Hard Specs" for CCS and RDA info on each model.
Forum: rodboard 1 year ago
Jim Ising
1) STOP pulling as soon as you realize you're hung up[.
2) Motor past the hang up in the opposite direction on a slightly tight line.
3) Once past the hang up, jiggle with sharp, short pops, throwing slack in the line every time.
4) Keep going beyond the hang up to increase the angle. Keep popping.
5) At about 8-10 feet beyond the hang up if the pop/jiggle has not worked, Point at the snag wi
Forum: rodboard 1 year ago
Jim Ising
1) STOP pulling as soon as you realize you're hung up[.
2) Motor past the hang up in the opposite direction on a mostly slack line.
3) Once past the hang up, jiggle with sharp, short pops, throwing slack in the line every time.
4) Keep going beyond the hang up to increase the angle. Keep popping.
5) At about 8-10 feet beyond the hang up if the pop/jiggle has not worked, Point at the snag with
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
If Norm says buy a 30, buy a 30. If Norm says buy a zebra, buy a zebra.
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
Hat's off. Michael...lots to digest here. Already has the "Norm Seal of Approval". Strong!
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
April 2nd, Anglers Resource will be hosting a NERBs gathering at our R&D shop in Foley. Considering the cost of gas and "Spring Break" motel rates, we wanted to encourage builders within a few hours of Foley to come in for the day and join us. If you are in Alabama, the Florida panhandle, Louisiana or Mississippi come on over for a day that will be chock full of stuff you didn't kno
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
79. Re: Thread dye
Thread is dyed under huge pressure for long periods of time. If you insist on trying it I would leave the thread in the dye for DAYS.
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
Tom, it occurs to me you will be able to say what you're really thinking on the forum now. Hmmm.
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
I have no proof but I think keeping guides close at the tip may help with high-stick breaks. Just a feeling I have. Comments welcome.
Interesting point you make, Leslie. From a fish fighting perspective, the deeper bend effectively makes the working portion of the rod shorter, moving the "fight" lower into the blank and applying more power. Any portion of the tip that is straight cou
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
Send your mailing address to info@anglersresource.net and we'll send a catalog, or pick one up at ICRBE next week.
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
John Cates...do you guys still offer the top glue that has been run through a glue gun and offers a perfect little string of adhesive to drop and trim into the top tube? Roger gave me a handful of them years ago and I couldn't believe someone had not thought of it before. It is the PERFECT way to get a tip glued on with absolute glue coverage throughout the tube. You guys should do a 1 minute vid
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
When we first published GPS (NGC) I intended to build a much larger library of reels with the help of the rod building community. Because everyone was a little skeptical to begin with, I got very few reel measurements from the field. If you have measured a reel, layed it out according to results and it performed as well as expected, I would love to have the A, B, C measurements so I could add the
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
GPS recommends a full complement of guides. A number that will support the bend of the rod and be lightweight and cast well. The "extra" guide we are discussing here is a debate that "crazies" (said with great affection) like this group enjoy talking about. And, you would be shocked how often we have to field accusations that "Fuji just wants to sell more guides" wh
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
I think the double-foot stiff section break is unlikely. Not sure I have ever seen that. More likely a burr on the foot scored the blank in a very delicate narrow tip...or something along those lines. IMO. Or an earlier "ding" at that point.
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Jim Ising
When I was working on KR GPS we actually discussed the addition of the extra running guide that seems to be "missing" from the readout. It was a cost consideration to leave it out. I'm confident the prescribed number will do the job but I will now admit publically that I always add one to my results. In size 6 or below...it can't hurt!
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