Go to the Anglers Resource web site, then to the GPS section and you will have all the information you are asking for.
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Take Bill's advice and give them a call. They have access to all of the Seeker Inshore series blanks.
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Jim Upton...Catalina Island.
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Get a Holland. You can't beat them.
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You could try a plate reel seat.
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If you intend to work on more than one axis ( ie: fish on one side and initials on the other) or do weaves that wrap the rod you will need the Wonder Weaver in one form or the other. The two wheel version will be just fine for everything but metallic threads. If you want to do a lot of weaves using metallic threads you will do well to get the three wheel version as it controls the long tails o
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Bill; Send an E- Mail to the Swampland boys. They'll give you the info you are looking for. There are several lengths depending on what you want to do with the rod.
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There are several BC Distributing, Fisherman's depot, you can try Glenn's tackle, Chark bait, Fishermans Hardware (Huntington Beach) to just name a few.
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The fore grip on a rail rod is usually made of Hypalon or EPDM and often that is covered with X tube or cold shrink. They are typically 14 to 16 inches long, Not the area you want put an embelishment. Watch a video on yoiu tube of rail fishing if you can find one and you will get the idea.
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Check with Lance or Bill at Swampland. They have what you want.
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Steve, you're not helping my cause but my story is I was giving seminars when you were there. Tom, I'm truly envious. Not only for the space but all of the toys inside.
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I will join Denny in saying THANK YOU to all, and just add to keep the record straight, Seeker sends me to keep Denny from running totally AMUK. I know that's not the way he tells the story, but that's my story and I'm syticking to it.
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Yes it's available, The KG is the SP 702-1 and the Delux is the CSP 702-1
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It will be there.
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John; I put a picture of a tensioning method on the photo page that can be adapted to any type lathe. It will allow you to keep tension on the spool and to determine the amount by changing the weight attached. It will also allow you to back up without loosing the tension. The trick to keeping the nut on the shaft holding the spool from unscrewing itself is to have a shaft with a flat on it and
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You might do a search for a Cork Puppy reel clamp on the internet. I do not know if one of the sponsors carries them.
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Go to the Anglers Resource web site and read about the micro guides there, then try their Guide Placement System..
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For long rods you might be thinking of Cork Tape. We use that a lot on jig rods with no reel seat.
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I might suggest a Seeker Hercules GTS 70 L or the GTS 80 for medium action or the Seeker Inshore CBS 708 or CBW 709 for a faster tip. Standard spinning, single foot guides should be more than adequate.
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How about the Seeker CLBF 708 either Super Seeker or the Black Steel both are 7'.
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Mike, Got it. I'm trying...Ken, I was a Deptuty Fire Marshal before retiring the first time, so I see the truth in what you say. Lee, I learned the paper trick years ago and have tried George's suggestion but someone keeps stealing my clip board. Bill, every employee likes to be recognized so that's good advice. Didn't really expect all this but I think collectively you are all correct, the j
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Thank you. Now all I have to do is find out what one does. ( :
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I would suggest you call All American Guides and ask them. They are a sponsor and are listed on the left side of this page.
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Yes, we did a set of the Hercules rods that way. Looks great if you like the Camo thing.
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Tim; A word of caution. The rear grip and fore grip will usually have different inside diameters unless you have a real slow taper or small blank. The usual ID sizes are 11/16" and 1/2" however 3/4" is also available.
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Nick; Seeker Rod Co. makes a commercial Lift Pole that's 12' in length. The commercial guys use them to fish Albacore. I doubt you would want to pay the shipping for one though. If you are interested go to Seeker's web site and you should find them in the blank catalog.
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Seeker Rods Have some "purple" blanks,,,,,,special editions. Some Hercules models. These might work.....
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I've finally finished getting my paperwork done from the Show and would like to thank all of you that stopped by the booth and helped keep Denny from running amok. It was a pleasure to see and talk with all of you.
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Ken; I'm (Seeker) updating our blank catalog right now and if I get it done in time will have some there.
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Try a test wrap on somethin. Size 40 embroidery thread will work. You will need to use color preserver on it to keep it from becoming blotchy and if it's lubricated with a silicone to keep the finish from forming fisheyes.
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