Larry,
I'm interested in using the rod weights you designed awhile back. Will they fit and work on Muskie size St. Croix Legend Split Grip Rods? Will I notice a difference throughout a long day of fishing?
Thanks!
Scott
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YOUR rod weights design
by detroitmuskie » Mon May 06, 2013 1:55 pm
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Re: YOUR rod weights design
by dahlberg » Mon May 06, 2013 2:29 pm
You will notice a big difference. In fact, you might be amazed.
Not sure of the butt cork diameter, but generally all I do is sand down the butt so the balancer will slip over it very, very snugly.
You will want to use all the weights. If you get rattle or the butt isn't tight enough, just squirt a little silicone glue in with the weights and butt cap before you slip it on.
L
Not sure of the butt cork diameter, but generally all I do is sand down the butt so the balancer will slip over it very, very snugly.
You will want to use all the weights. If you get rattle or the butt isn't tight enough, just squirt a little silicone glue in with the weights and butt cap before you slip it on.
L
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Re: YOUR rod weights design
by detroitmuskie » Wed May 08, 2013 4:45 pm
Perfect! Thanks a bunch. I'm ordering them now for all my rods. Hope all is well with you! Take care!!
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