2 Piece v. 3 Piece
 

Hi,
I was looking for a 8 ft 3 wt 2 piece
and a 8'6" 6 wt 2 piece rod blanks.

I got a deal on some rod blanks.
However, they are a 9 ft 3 wt. 2 piece
and a 9ft 6 wt 3 piece.

Is there anything I should be wary of here?

My present rod is 8'6"

Tight lines!
Lionel
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-- Lionel

2 Piece v. 3 Piece
 

"Lionel F. Stevenson" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
Hi,
I was looking for a 8 ft 3 wt 2 piece
and a 8'6" 6 wt 2 piece rod blanks.

I got a deal on some rod blanks.
However, they are a 9 ft 3 wt. 2 piece
and a 9ft 6 wt 3 piece.

Is there anything I should be wary of here?

My present rod is 8'6"

Tight lines!
Lionel
-----------------------------------------
-- Lionel


Nothing in particular, long rods can be very useful. However, 9´6" is about
the length limit for most people. After that the mechanical disadvantage (
leverage) causes problems.

Make sure you get the ring ( guide) spacings correct. The more pieces a rod
has, the more difficult this is.

TL
MC

2 Piece v. 3 Piece
 

FYI
A good guide is found at
http://flyfisherman.com/rodbuilding//index6.html
A excellent book is Rod building Guide By Tom Kirkman
Frank Amano publications
"Mike Connor" wrote in message
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"Lionel F. Stevenson" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
Hi,
I was looking for a 8 ft 3 wt 2 piece
and a 8'6" 6 wt 2 piece rod blanks.

I got a deal on some rod blanks.
However, they are a 9 ft 3 wt. 2 piece
and a 9ft 6 wt 3 piece.

Is there anything I should be wary of here?

My present rod is 8'6"

Tight lines!
Lionel
-----------------------------------------
-- Lionel


Nothing in particular, long rods can be very useful. However, 9´6" is
about the length limit for most people. After that the mechanical
disadvantage ( leverage) causes problems.

Make sure you get the ring ( guide) spacings correct. The more pieces a
rod has, the more difficult this is.

TL
MC