Rod building supplies?

Posted by: HBP

Rod building supplies? - 11/30/02 11:57 PM

Other than Greg's in Lake Stevens,is there a shop you can recomend? Any good mail order catalogs?
Posted by: skydriftin

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/01/02 12:08 AM

considering Gregs prices and the cost of shipping, I would think he would be hard to beat
Posted by: Divers

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/01/02 12:19 AM

Mud Hole.
http://www.mudhole.com/
Posted by: silver hilton

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/01/02 01:09 AM

Anglers Workshop, in Woodland, WA, is my favorite. 360-225-9445 is the phone number, I believe. www.anglersworkshop.com
Posted by: Jett'in Fool

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/01/02 01:42 AM

Check out www.rodbuilding.org

Lots of info and sites to ponder.

Fool cool
Posted by: Greenfishnut

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/01/02 09:40 AM

Teds Sporting Goods in North Lynnwood on 99 used to have a good selection of rod building supplies. Or try Cabela's for a catalog of rod building supplies. Janns Netcraft also used to have rod building supplies. Good Luck
Posted by: buckfish

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/02/02 12:42 PM

D&E Rods in Battle Ground, WA also carries a wide variety of rodbuilding components and blanks. Check us out at www.dnerods.com or call directly at 1-800-574-3856.

Bryan Buxton
D&E Rods
Posted by: QwikSticks

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/02/02 01:57 PM

i am thinking about building a rainshadow 1025 casting rod and i was wondering if anyone had and ideas as to how many guides to put on one of these. My loomis gl3 1024 uses 8 plus a tip, but it touches the blank all over the place when it flexes. this hasn't bothered me before, but the more i have been reading I am starting to think this is a no no for custom rods. will the rod perform better with more guides or will the increase in weight make me regret adding the extra guides

I was thinking about going 10, 8, 7, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, tip
Posted by: HBP

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/02/02 05:32 PM

I built a RS 1143 over the summer,I used 10 guides plus the tip. The guides were 10,10,8,8,8,8,6,6,6,6, then tip. For an 8.5' rod I'd put at least 9 guides and tip.

By the way, if you don't know ,an 1143 is 9.5'
Posted by: Divers

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/03/02 01:06 AM

http://www.shofftackle.com/
Posted by: HBP

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/03/02 12:08 PM

I thought Shoff's closed? I looked at their website and they have good deals on RS blanks. Did they close the store to become i-net only?
Posted by: Rodman

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/04/02 11:07 PM

This thread is on suppliers, Angler's Workshop is close. If ya wanna talk guide spacing, start a new thread . Jon
Posted by: HBP

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/04/02 11:23 PM

O.K. Rodman.....Who the F**k are you to tell me to start a new thread mad . I started this one,and if I want to talk guide spacing,I will.
Posted by: Rodman

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/05/02 12:45 AM

Sorry HBP! LOL Anglers is still close to your house. Does everyone know what the "Concept" is ? The concept "Is not correct" I'll leave it as this.... I won't get into apples and peaches with the guides and spacing. Jon maybe a later thread. LOL
Posted by: HBP

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/05/02 12:56 AM

Apoligy accepted. smile
Posted by: Rodman

Re: Rod building supplies? - 12/05/02 01:02 AM

hbp if ya wanna test some rods on my water.... I'll by the gas.... use my rods.... u buy the beer... Jon "apoligy accepted"