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    Hi folks, being an angler of any form such as bass angler, surf angler, fly fishing and then the boat, shore or dock users, we often ask ourselves, at least I have,: "where do one spend majority of his/her tackle dollars on?" Well if you are like me who's getting most of his answer from the world wide web AKA: google. It's a general concensus we should spend our hard earn cash more on the fishing rod than the reels, line, or terminal end of things. But that's not true is it? It all depends, if anything I've learned up until now being a member here at CDC. Some fly-fishing folks still see fly reel as no more than a "line holder"...lol. That's only true if you mostly catching Bluegills, fast charging Tarpon on the other hand, not so true. Let's just say Tibor still in business for a good reason.
    Long story short I've recently had the pleasure of doing a little UL fishing in the beautiful areas of Orlando and Ponce Inlet, Florida and I've come to term that I need to put a little more fund toward that part of this great hobby: travel angling. Believe me there are no shortages of travel rods on the net, multiple pieces or telescopic. What's hard to come by is of the ultralight variety and so far I've only seeing them being offered for sale on JDM sites and the new introduced Gamakatsu Yoihime Pack Style is no exception. After watching a YouTube video review I've decided the multi-piece 4'9" ul will compliment my current travel Telescope Major Craft perfectly being both will be under 15 inches when collapsed. These will definitely fit in the ever decreasing size of today carry-on bags, the reason of this post and write-up. Here sharing with you all a new purchase waiting to take delivery. Performance report will follow. Cheers!Name:  Screenshot_20230717_095819_Chrome.jpg
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    I like multi-piece rods .
    I own several St Croix 4 piece travel rods , two Daiwa Presso travel rods and three Abu Garcia Mass Beat III 4 piece rods .
    I almost forgot , I have a four piece Daiwa Iprimi 6’ XUL too .

    Several four piece flyrods and multiple Tenkara rods .
    “ The bigger the Bend , the Wider the Grin ! “
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    Quote Originally Posted by gillchaser999 View Post
    I like multi-piece rods .
    I own several St Croix 4 piece travel rods , two Daiwa Presso travel rods and three Abu Garcia Mass Beat III 4 piece rods .
    I almost forgot , I have a four piece Daiwa Iprimi 6’ XUL too .

    Several four piece flyrods and multiple Tenkara rods .
    Cool! So Gill, you know exactly the versatility these travel rods bring to the game. Cheers!

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    Nice read
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    Another arsenal to add to your bag..... travel bag

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    It seems beefing up the arsenal at the moment is all can do with LV temperature soring ever closer to that of Death Valley for next several days. Whewy!!!

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    It’s cool to see the new gear that y’all find a use for and buy. A few years ago I had no knowledge of JDM equipment at all. While I’ve seen travel rods of different configurations over the years it seemed that there was always sacrifices to be made for the convenience. Now I’m seeing good rods built for travel. I never thought I’d ever hear of a telescopic rod that didn’t feel terrible. Glad to see that y’all are giving good reports of them. The most traveling mine do is to the lake in my boat, assembled and ready to fish.
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    Nice report, Randy. Looking forward to your review!
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    Hello and sorry for some unknown reason I was not able to complete my transaction with Plat.jp for this Gamakatsu travel rod and therefore decided to purchase similar but from different maker. Hope the Palms Quatro will serve same purpose knowing everything out of Japan most likely saltwater safe as well. Here's a what coming in a few days!!Name:  Screenshot_20230722_100858_Chrome.jpg
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    I copied this off Amazon, a description from Amazon Japan .
    “effective for light salt, and has a thrilling game that is unique to short rods”
    Should be fine for playing saltwater .,
    Nice looking rod .
    “ The bigger the Bend , the Wider the Grin ! “
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