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#11
October 25th, 2004, 09:14 AM
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Fiberglass rods
more important reason why i'm looking
for a fiberglass one. The reason is that i can fish more safely during a storm The chances of your rod being struck by lightning are so remote as to be almost non-existant, you stand more chance of drowning. 
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#12
October 25th, 2004, 10:15 AM
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Fiberglass rods
"SEAANGLING" ha scritto nel messaggio ... more important reason why i'm looking for a fiberglass one. The reason is that i can fish more safely during a storm The chances of your rod being struck by lightning are so remote as to be almost non-existant, you stand more chance of drowning. Probably you never heard the buzzing of a carbon rod during a storm...and never had the soft electric shock by touching it.
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#13
October 25th, 2004, 10:55 PM
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Fiberglass rods
Probably you never heard the buzzing of a carbon rod during a storm...and
never had the soft electric shock by touching it. Yes I have but that is caused by static, not quite the same as being struck by lightning.
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#14
October 25th, 2004, 11:10 PM
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Fiberglass rods
"SEAANGLING" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Probably you never heard the buzzing of a carbon rod during a storm...and never had the soft electric shock by touching it. Yes I have but that is caused by static, not quite the same as being struck by lightning. A carbon rod full of static is like a magnet for the lightenings...
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October 25th, 2004, 11:10 PM
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Fiberglass rods
"SEAANGLING" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Probably you never heard the buzzing of a carbon rod during a storm...and never had the soft electric shock by touching it. Yes I have but that is caused by static, not quite the same as being struck by lightning. A carbon rod full of static is like a magnet for the lightenings...
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#16
October 26th, 2004, 04:26 AM
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Fiberglass rods
But none the less there is a risk which is not mitigated by the materials
used to make the rod. "SEAANGLING" wrote in message ... more important reason why i'm looking for a fiberglass one. The reason is that i can fish more safely during a storm The chances of your rod being struck by lightning are so remote as to be almost non-existant, you stand more chance of drowning.
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#17
January 2nd, 2005, 05:59 PM
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Hello! I'm an italian angler. I'm looking for a 2 pieces fiberglass rod of about 6/7oz casting power. I could not find what i look for, even searching on internet. It seems they don't exist. Can anybody help me, please Good quality fibreglass presents a major problem for rod makers because they very robust and don't shatter at regular intervals like their carbon counterparts.
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#18
January 2nd, 2005, 05:59 PM
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Hello! I'm an italian angler. I'm looking for a 2 pieces fiberglass rod of about 6/7oz casting power. I could not find what i look for, even searching on internet. It seems they don't exist. Can anybody help me, please Good quality fibreglass presents a major problem for rod makers because they very robust and don't shatter at regular intervals like their carbon counterparts.
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