I've swore by my B&M 11ft 2 pc rods for years. I'm trying to find a 3 pc 10-11 ft rod so that it fits in smaller spaces and etc. Anybody have some info?
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I've swore by my B&M 11ft 2 pc rods for years. I'm trying to find a 3 pc 10-11 ft rod so that it fits in smaller spaces and etc. Anybody have some info?
I've never seen one. Your best bet would be to buy a 3-or 4-piece fly rod blank and have someone put a handle and guides on it.
Only 3 piece I have seen have been 14' or longer.
3 piece crappie jig poles - Google Search
I googled it and this is all I could come up with. You may can take a telescopic pole and attach a reel to the bottom of it. I know they make some that have a thread on the bottom that allows you to screw a reel into it. It may break down small enough to fit your needs.
B&M has a three piece 12 rod called a crappie master which I swear by. I use both the 10& 12 footer. Bear in mind they will no longer handle this poles after this year it is giving way to the Black Widow pole. Crappie Master comes in two kinds with eyes and handle and with eyes only.. check it out I've use these for ever 15-20 years.
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Originally Posted by rocket rich
Interesting. Can you describe the action? Do they have decent backbone or are they soft? If the action is right, I might pick up one or two as float rods.
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Originally Posted by rocket rich
Is the tip top guide like a regular spinning guide or is it like the guide here at the bottom right of this picture?
Attachment 32100
B'nM Slip-On Fishing Rod Guide Kit
medium action with the eye's fasten on pole with two slip eye not like the one you show look at their web page the only problem i had was the eye's would cut the line but only on the last one's that Jack sent me replacement poles that seem okay now??? we'll see as the fall fishing goes on I only verticial jig 4-6 foot of water
I just bought a 3 pc Bill Dance combo ( because I wanted the reel and they dont sell them alone anymore) at Basspro. 29.99 10' rod.
Berkley makes the 7'6" spinmatic in a 4 piece travel rod and BPS has some pretty long 3 to 4 piece rods.
eagle claw made a 4 piece travel rod that could be used as a fly rod or as spinning rod
I make three piece rods.
I was fishing earlier this summer and laid my rod down on the gunwale to take a leak. Of course my bobber went under while I was doing my business and I reached down and yanked on the rod. Unfortunately, it had gotten under the cleat and I snapped the rod off. What was a two piece rod quickly became a three piece rod :(. Guess that's why they make rod holders.
Oh yeah, I got my shoes wet in the process :eek:.
I have one of these.Its made by wright and mcgill and its called a Packit.4 pcs and each piece is less than 2 ft long.Assembled it is 7 1/2 ft long.It came in a cardboard tube to carry it in.This is a great rod for crappie and brim.Very sensitive tip.Quote:
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do you think those b'nm slip-on rod guides will work on the slab seeker 10 ft poles
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I'm not sure. You can call BnM or email Jack Wells, the owner, at:
[email protected]
I bought a set of these guides for one of my poles, and it didn't work as well as I had hoped. Your best bet is probably sticking with a rod with guides already attached.
your best bet is to learn to wind new eyes on your blank/ fairly easy to learn how .. If I can do so can you..