I'm curious to hear some folks chime in on this. Looking at picking up the flat side special for senkos/flickshake/lighter duty sol rod 8-10lb flouro. Have the jerkbait special paired up with a sol and it's downright dreamy.

I snagged a new zillion tws and fell in love with the handle/knobs and went a little overboard with bringing some older reels up to par ;) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v232/moneyslap07/53A46E7D-536B-441D-A777-25FA14E8614D_zpsdd05hv6t.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v232/moneyslap07/FFD6B4...

I bought first generation rods, registered them and all. I put up with all of the issues the first year, the split cork, the bogus guides, and the crap epoxy jobs. I finally broke a guide and searched on the web and was shocked to find TONS of complaints/issues with the rods. Im a young guy and I DO...

Ive got another shimano 200b chronarch that im dieing to get a rod for. Any suggestions?

Gloomis nrx 7 5 893c JWR with a shimano japanese version chronarch 100b Gloomis nrx 7 1 854c JWR with a shimano curado 100d- old school and I love it Gloomis imx 7 843c MH with a shimano core 50 - Talk about a do it all rod- small jigs/texas rigs/jerkbaits/rattletraps. Love it. Daiwa Light and Tough...

I didn't read anything about the cork grips? I bought 4 of the nrx's the 2nd or 3rd week they were in the Cabelas in CT. First store on the east coast to have them. Before tackle warehouse even. I noticed right off the bat that the cork grips on the for-end of the bait casters retention fitting spli...

I save my beavers and reglue um.

Mend it lets me catch fish until they get flung off fighting the fish.