Repairing a broken rod tip
 

That sounds about right... however, my tip was the result of constantly
catching the bottom of the lake. For some reason, mine didn't break, but
rather just pulled off. Must be those cheap BPS rods.

On a side note, the Bionic Blades are pretty decent rods, except for some
reason, after a couple of years the epoxy around the guides start flaking
off. It's no problem if you know how to do it, but when it happens while
you're fishing, it sucks.

--
Charles Summers
Secret Weapon Lures
http://www.secretweaponlures.com
"Rob Storm" wrote in message
...
Jerry --

You obviously haven't heard about the signal system that Charles and I
have
worked out. It goes like this: When I hook a bass (mayby I should say,
"On
the off chance that I hook a bass") I holler "Sonnnnnn." then Charles
knows the
message is "I seem to have a fish on. Would you be so kind as to net it
for
me. Thanks so much, old chap."

But if -- and this is a much more likely scenario -- if I holler
"SH*********TTT" and start beating my rod tip in the water, threshing the
surface so it sounds like a manatee mating with a wounded water buffalo,
then
Charles knows what I'm really saying is, "Oh bother! I had a fish hooked,
probably 5 or 6 pounds, but -- dash it all -- I seem to have lost it.
Never
mind about a net." It's a good system, works every time. It IS a little
hard
on rod tips.

That's my story. I really don't know how Charles broke his tip.

By the way Charles -- I haven't told you how much I enjoyed sharing your
boat
again. It's always a pleasure! Hope I can make it to Wisconsin.

Family, Friends, Fishing,
Rob Storm
http://stormsrestaurants.com

Repairing a broken rod tip
 

Been through many of those days. ;-)

"Rob Storm" wrote in message
...
Jerry --

You obviously haven't heard about the signal system that Charles and I
have
worked out. It goes like this: When I hook a bass (mayby I should say,
"On
the off chance that I hook a bass") I holler "Sonnnnnn." then Charles
knows the
message is "I seem to have a fish on. Would you be so kind as to net it
for
me. Thanks so much, old chap."

But if -- and this is a much more likely scenario -- if I holler
"SH*********TTT" and start beating my rod tip in the water, threshing the
surface so it sounds like a manatee mating with a wounded water buffalo,
then
Charles knows what I'm really saying is, "Oh bother! I had a fish hooked,
probably 5 or 6 pounds, but -- dash it all -- I seem to have lost it.
Never
mind about a net." It's a good system, works every time. It IS a little
hard
on rod tips.

That's my story. I really don't know how Charles broke his tip.

By the way Charles -- I haven't told you how much I enjoyed sharing your
boat
again. It's always a pleasure! Hope I can make it to Wisconsin.

Family, Friends, Fishing,
Rob Storm
http://stormsrestaurants.com

Repairing a broken rod tip
 

I just know you're thinking about those St. Croix's in my boat
shed..............

"Charles B. Summers" cbsummers@(bellsouth)(dot)(net) wrote in message
. ..
That sounds about right... however, my tip was the result of constantly
catching the bottom of the lake. For some reason, mine didn't break, but
rather just pulled off. Must be those cheap BPS rods.

On a side note, the Bionic Blades are pretty decent rods, except for some
reason, after a couple of years the epoxy around the guides start flaking
off. It's no problem if you know how to do it, but when it happens while
you're fishing, it sucks.

--
Charles Summers
Secret Weapon Lures
http://www.secretweaponlures.com
"Rob Storm" wrote in message
...
Jerry --

You obviously haven't heard about the signal system that Charles and I
have
worked out. It goes like this: When I hook a bass (mayby I should say,
"On
the off chance that I hook a bass") I holler "Sonnnnnn." then Charles
knows the
message is "I seem to have a fish on. Would you be so kind as to net it
for
me. Thanks so much, old chap."

But if -- and this is a much more likely scenario -- if I holler
"SH*********TTT" and start beating my rod tip in the water, threshing
the
surface so it sounds like a manatee mating with a wounded water buffalo,
then
Charles knows what I'm really saying is, "Oh bother! I had a fish
hooked,
probably 5 or 6 pounds, but -- dash it all -- I seem to have lost it.
Never
mind about a net." It's a good system, works every time. It IS a little
hard
on rod tips.

That's my story. I really don't know how Charles broke his tip.

By the way Charles -- I haven't told you how much I enjoyed sharing your
boat
again. It's always a pleasure! Hope I can make it to Wisconsin.

Family, Friends, Fishing,
Rob Storm
http://stormsrestaurants.com

Repairing a broken rod tip
 

Happy Birthday to me.... happy birthday to me....???

--
Charles Summers
Secret Weapon Lures
http://www.secretweaponlures.com
"Jerry Barton" wrote in message
...
I just know you're thinking about those St. Croix's in my boat
shed..............

"Charles B. Summers" cbsummers@(bellsouth)(dot)(net) wrote in message
. ..
That sounds about right... however, my tip was the result of constantly
catching the bottom of the lake. For some reason, mine didn't break, but
rather just pulled off. Must be those cheap BPS rods.

On a side note, the Bionic Blades are pretty decent rods, except for
some
reason, after a couple of years the epoxy around the guides start
flaking
off. It's no problem if you know how to do it, but when it happens while
you're fishing, it sucks.

--
Charles Summers
Secret Weapon Lures
http://www.secretweaponlures.com
"Rob Storm" wrote in message
...
Jerry --

You obviously haven't heard about the signal system that Charles and I
have
worked out. It goes like this: When I hook a bass (mayby I should
say,
"On
the off chance that I hook a bass") I holler "Sonnnnnn." then Charles
knows the
message is "I seem to have a fish on. Would you be so kind as to net
it
for
me. Thanks so much, old chap."

But if -- and this is a much more likely scenario -- if I holler
"SH*********TTT" and start beating my rod tip in the water, threshing
the
surface so it sounds like a manatee mating with a wounded water
buffalo,
then
Charles knows what I'm really saying is, "Oh bother! I had a fish
hooked,
probably 5 or 6 pounds, but -- dash it all -- I seem to have lost it.
Never
mind about a net." It's a good system, works every time. It IS a
little
hard
on rod tips.

That's my story. I really don't know how Charles broke his tip.

By the way Charles -- I haven't told you how much I enjoyed sharing
your
boat
again. It's always a pleasure! Hope I can make it to Wisconsin.

Family, Friends, Fishing,
Rob Storm
http://stormsrestaurants.com