rod tip question

"Wolfgang" wrote:
I've got a four foot fiberglass rod that works beautifully for short casts
in tight spots.

I think slower is better when you are casting just the leader. I have a
7' fiberglass rod that works well in these situations, but when I'm heading
to a really brushy area I take a bamboo rod because it just works best.

Charlie Wilson wrote:

I think slower is better when you are casting just the leader. I have a
7' fiberglass rod that works well in these situations, but when I'm heading
to a really brushy area I take a bamboo rod because it just works best.

Camouflage?

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"Charlie Wilson" wrote in message
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"Wolfgang" wrote:
I've got a four foot fiberglass rod that works beautifully for short
casts
in tight spots.

I think slower is better when you are casting just the leader. I have
a
7' fiberglass rod that works well in these situations, but when I'm
heading
to a really brushy area I take a bamboo rod because it just works best.

This one is pretty slow. It's just the tip section of a busted rod I found
in an abandoned house up in the UP about fifteen years ago. I cemented the
female ferrule into the grip and voila!

Wolfgang
um......but don't tell wayno.