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October 18th, 2004, 11:39 PM
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Winter Storage for Fly Rods
I have a several of graphite fly rods (St. Croix, Temple Forks and Three
Forks), reels, etc. and a cabin which is not heated in the winter. If I leave them at my cabin in the Northwoods, where it gets to -40 some winter nights, could there be any damage to my gear? -- Thanks, Mike 
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