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Hi,
We have numerous multi-section rods, and use them while travelling in Africa, our web page shows a 9.5kg (21lb) Tigerfish caught on a 6 piece spinning rod, that has also caught some very large sea fish as well. Our pages on Angola show our early fishing at Rio Longa with Tarpon to 100lbs, caught on 4 piece rods. The number of pieces of a rod are not the issue, the quality of the build and whether you use lines within the manufacturers range, or not. Any overloaded rod or poorly built rod will break - one piece or multi-sections. Choise quality and a rod to suit your needs, the number of rods that lose the tips when trapped in car or trunk doors is more than fish break! Hope that helps confuse the issue further. Cheers -- Sue & Jeri Drake UK Shark Tagging Programme http://www.ukshark.co.uk "1984" wrote in message ... I'm looking at getting a new rod 6.5 feet for my baitcaster and wondering if any downfalls with a 2 piece rod? |
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