Yeah!!!

Welcom back Batman!!!

slipperybob wrote:Make a kite flying rod...LOL.

I always liked that.

Saving rod with one guide.


Also a reel mount too..

Man even with one broken guide tip. Kite fishing should be fun lying flat on the ground.

Anymore ideas?

I'm sure many of us have several broken rods sitting around? What do your guys do with it? Is there any use for the components?, I have several new rods that I broke the rod tip off and I get depressed over it but at least I can put another rod tip on it, but what about those that are broken mid sec...

Wtf import duties of $30? That doesn't sound right

What about a 7 foot rod?

Does that mean it's to expensive?

Has anyone shipped a one piece 8-9 foot rod from Japan?

How does it cost?

So the D was made more for the saltwater jigging as appose tot he composit?

So was the D the only Curado that was aluminum?

Which shipping material is preferred when shipping fishing rods?

PVC

Triangle card board box

Round cardboard tubes

Shipping rod question should be a sticky...

Ok guys, I'm sure this has been asked before. I've bought rods but never shipped rods. What is the most economical and secure way to ship fishing rods? Which shipping service to use? Ups? USPS? Fed ex? Buy insurance? Also should you choose fed ex or ups should we let them package and buy insurance s...

My name says it all. Daiwa for thier looks and because of their magnetic braking system. Shimano reels have a tighter tolerance I like the new Shimano exterior adjustable braking system o the CuradoShimanos. Wish they would have kept the aluminum side plates. Makes for more of a quality reel. Diamon...

I don't remember....

But was the Curado D and E the only Curado with the aluminum side plates?

Anyone know of an inexpensive drone that's at least saltwater resistance?

I want to fly a bait half mile out.

So what the ideal material for fishing rods?

I'm confused as does the material in a fishing rod make a big difference in fishing.

Ok sure carbon is light but Fiberglass is also light and glass more flexible.


What Do you more experience rod experts have to say?