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PaulS 01-28-2019 09:00 AM

Nice job Drew.

Fergal 02-04-2019 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulS (Post 1160938)
Nice job Drew.

Thanks

Fergal 02-04-2019 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by pbadad (Post 1160933)
Looks great and will be like casting air.
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I'm hoping to get out and throw it tomorrow. I would have liked to keep the build weight under 10oz (if I knew it was this close). Comparing the epoxy on this rod vs others, I was a little heavy (granted, subtle difference). I also might have been able to tweak the grip a bit to shave a little weight.

Fergal 02-05-2019 05:56 PM

I took advantage of the good weather and threw this rod for a bit. I only had stuff that was up to ~2.5oz or over 4oz. 4 is basically a no go on this rod, I wasn't expecting to throw 4 anyway. The rod handled everything up to 2.5 beautifully. Absolutely what I wanted out of this rod. Hopefully, it fishes as well as it throw. 2.5 covers most of the plugs I throw, cutty stuff, etc. I'm not sure if it will throw my rigged eels. I'm thinking it might be just short there.

I also upgraded to a Renzetti lathe. Set it up today, might mess around with it later tonight if I can get back to my office.

pbadad 02-05-2019 08:07 PM

Sounds like it works for you. Most of the plugs most people throw is 3oz under. Sounds like a perfect blank.
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