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10 months ago
Michael Tarr
New guide concept doesn’t go above a 25# leader unless you keep the knot outside of the tip-top.
If your 40# leader will pass through the guides you should forget about the KT’s and do all double foot KW’s like the diagram shows. The size 10 double foots will reduce the chance of getting knocked out of the wraps when the connection knot hits the guide.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
124. Re: Blank Suggestion
It cast light lures and doesn’t fell wimpy. Winner in my book!
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
125. Re: Rod Geeks XC
I got in a Bass 3 and 4 a couple weeks ago both from Park Falls
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
Are you using straight braid or braid to leader? If your using a leader what size? Is the reel a Shimano 5000 or Diawa 5000 or something else? Diawa 5000 is much larger than a Shimano 5000.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
128. Re: Blank Suggestion
I’m currently building the Bass series 6’8 version.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
129. Re: Blank Suggestion
This is one of my favorite blanks for “all purpose”
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
David, I have the same issue but I’m able to smooth the EVA out with some 220 sandpaper. Lightly “buff” the foam until the imperfections disappear.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
Looks like the problem is solved!
When I use a reamer, I squeeze my hand just enough to stop the grip from rotating then slightly pulse my hand letting the grip “slip” as I apply pressure moving the grip up the reamer to it’s final location. I wouldn’t say its perfectly centered but close enough not to notice when its paired to the reel seat.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
Thank you Norm! I shipped in the new Fuji TCH casting reel seat for my upcoming build and the hood is 20.5mm. I haven’t used the AT G2 hood sleeve but now I know what the ID is for future builds. I couldn’t find the ID for it anywhere. Thanks again.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
I remember reading a post about the G2 hood cover, at that time wasn’t relevant to me so I didn’t retain the info. I searched and couldn’t find the post.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
I’m going to build my first casting rod using the RV6, nice to know how great it is.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
On the topic of hood covers, does anyone happen to have the ID and OD of American Tackles G2 3k carbon forgrip sleeve? I’m trying to cover a 20.5mm sleeve but no wider than 23.5mm.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
How many coats of epoxy have you done? I usually do 2 sometimes 3 coats of epoxy.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
Is it better to have a perfectly snug fit or a small gap for winding checks?
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
143. Re: Get bit outdoors
Voodoo Rods is another great company to order from. They impress me every time I’ve order from them. They really appreciate the customers.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
Tim, I taught my oldest kid at three years old how to use a spinning rod and it took about 10 minutes for him to cast good enough for me to let them do it by himself. You may want to try that instead of switching them on reels.
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
145. Re: CCS Data Log
Corrected numbers…
B468MMF (blank)
AA 73
385g
1.5oz
C3710MMF (blank)
AA 76
466g
1.73oz
Forum: rodboard 10 months ago
Michael Tarr
146. Re: CCS Data Log
I received a couple Rodgeeks blanks today…
B468MMF
6’8”
AA 65
308g
1.5oz
C3710MMF
7’10”
AA 61
200g
1.73oz
Forum: rodboard 11 months ago
Michael Tarr
I’ve used S100 carnauba wax on my rods and reels for many years. The wax adds a layer of protection from outdoor contaminants by making the applied surfaces hydrophobic, water rolls off along with whatever dirt or salt that it’s carrying. Waxing aids the cleaning process. I’ve also removed fine scratches with polish with great results. Polish is essentially a super-fine sandpaper that works by sm
Forum: rodboard 11 months ago
Michael Tarr
The correct position for the butt guide (no matter the reel you choose) should touch the top of the guide ring.
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