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Spring steel? Where did you get that?

The RECOIL (their caps, not mine) guides are nickel titanium alloy. I've
actually seen them on a rod, albeit a broken one... They weigh practically
nothing, so the overall rod weight goes down. The guides are becoming quite
popular with Waterloo customers.

Anyway, I think they are intriguing, and am anxious to try them out. As I
said, I'll let you know...

--
Tight lines,
Citizen Fisherman

On 6-Mar-2004, "\"The Shadow\"" wrote:

I have had the opportunity to examine these guides from REC. They are made
of a nickel plated spring steel. Not exactly what I would use on a custom
rod. Might as well be using boat guides. JMHO!

--
"The Shadow"
Millennium Rods

A nickel titanium alloy, hhhmmm anyone ever broke a Terminator spinnerbait?
Oh and I see Michael that you are still a spokesperson for Waterloo rods.

Still not what I would put on a "custom" rod , but then Waterloo isn't
really building custom rods , now are they?

--
"The Shadow"
Millennium Rods
"The Citizen Fisherman" wrote in message
. ..
Spring steel? Where did you get that?

The RECOIL (their caps, not mine) guides are nickel titanium alloy. I've
actually seen them on a rod, albeit a broken one... They weigh practically
nothing, so the overall rod weight goes down. The guides are becoming
quite
popular with Waterloo customers.

Anyway, I think they are intriguing, and am anxious to try them out. As I
said, I'll let you know...

--
Tight lines,
Citizen Fisherman

On 6-Mar-2004, "\"The Shadow\"" wrote:

I have had the opportunity to examine these guides from REC. They are
made
of a nickel plated spring steel. Not exactly what I would use on a
custom
rod. Might as well be using boat guides. JMHO!

--
"The Shadow"
Millennium Rods

What did I do to **** you off???

I am not a spokesperson for Waterloo, but Ryan is a friend of mine, and I
like their rods. From time to time, I volunteer to be his guinea pig.

I hate petty bull**** like this in these newsgroups. I have done nothing to
disparage you, and I'm entitled to my opinion.

--
Tight lines,
Citizen Fisherman

On 7-Mar-2004, "\"The Shadow\"" wrote:

A nickel titanium alloy, hhhmmm anyone ever broke a Terminator
spinnerbait?
Oh and I see Michael that you are still a spokesperson for Waterloo rods.

Still not what I would put on a "custom" rod , but then Waterloo isn't
really building custom rods , now are they?

--
"The Shadow"
Millennium Rods

As always sir, I jest calls them as I sees them!

--
"The Shadow"
Millennium Rods
"The Citizen Fisherman" wrote in message
...
What did I do to **** you off???

I am not a spokesperson for Waterloo, but Ryan is a friend of mine, and I
like their rods. From time to time, I volunteer to be his guinea pig.

I hate petty bull**** like this in these newsgroups. I have done nothing
to
disparage you, and I'm entitled to my opinion.

--
Tight lines,
Citizen Fisherman

On 7-Mar-2004, "\"The Shadow\"" wrote:

A nickel titanium alloy, hhhmmm anyone ever broke a Terminator
spinnerbait?
Oh and I see Michael that you are still a spokesperson for Waterloo
rods.

Still not what I would put on a "custom" rod , but then Waterloo isn't
really building custom rods , now are they?

--
"The Shadow"
Millennium Rods

""The Shadow"" wrote in message
...
A nickel titanium alloy, hhhmmm anyone ever broke a Terminator
spinnerbait?
Oh and I see Michael that you are still a spokesperson for Waterloo rods.

Ever flex a guide frame as often as a spinnerbait frame?
I think you've achieved Curmudgeon status there Rodmaker - I'm envious as
I'm only an Old-Fart-in-Training



Still not what I would put on a "custom" rod , but then Waterloo isn't
really building custom rods , now are they?

--
"The Shadow"
Millennium Rods
"The Citizen Fisherman" wrote in message
. ..
Spring steel? Where did you get that?

The RECOIL (their caps, not mine) guides are nickel titanium alloy. I've
actually seen them on a rod, albeit a broken one... They weigh
practically
nothing, so the overall rod weight goes down. The guides are becoming
quite
popular with Waterloo customers.

Anyway, I think they are intriguing, and am anxious to try them out. As
I
said, I'll let you know...

--
Tight lines,
Citizen Fisherman

On 6-Mar-2004, "\"The Shadow\"" wrote:

I have had the opportunity to examine these guides from REC. They are
made
of a nickel plated spring steel. Not exactly what I would use on a
custom
rod. Might as well be using boat guides. JMHO!

--
"The Shadow"
Millennium Rods