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fishweewee · 02-21-2005, 07:31 PM

Well, I've yet to find a one piece 12-14 foot chunking stick. So I guess there will always be two-piecers for 8nbait.

If you're traveling by air (example: FL or the Caribbean), two-piecers are the ticket.

Closer to home, once piecers are my preference, provided that they can be secured when not in use (example, you park the truck in a public area to grab a bite, etc). Two-piecers are great because you can break them down and stick 'em in the car with no worries.

My favorite 2 piecers are the Lami Braided Line Series (with a "TS" prefix). Ferrules are very strong and I've yet to break one. One model I have from a while back is still in the arsenal, despite the fact that it has doubled as a walking stick in boulder fields. Oh yeah, and the action is just swell.

02-21-2005, 07:31 PM	#12
fishweewee Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: . Posts: 5,935	Well, I've yet to find a one piece 12-14 foot chunking stick. So I guess there will always be two-piecers for 8nbait. If you're traveling by air (example: FL or the Caribbean), two-piecers are the ticket. Closer to home, once piecers are my preference, provided that they can be secured when not in use (example, you park the truck in a public area to grab a bite, etc). Two-piecers are great because you can break them down and stick 'em in the car with no worries. My favorite 2 piecers are the Lami Braided Line Series (with a "TS" prefix). Ferrules are very strong and I've yet to break one. One model I have from a while back is still in the arsenal, despite the fact that it has doubled as a walking stick in boulder fields. Oh yeah, and the action is just swell.