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Found 3 results

  1. Brymer
    I have a Fenwick casting rod with no handle. Fenwick decal logo indicates its a FEATHER LITE, FC60, 6' 7' / 4oz and the best I can tell it was made in 1992. Attached is a photo of the handle end of the rod with .38 dia.
  2. Bassin_Harrison
    Hi, Looking at getting a custom rod done, 7' MH/F. Can't decide on Winn or Full cork... if I get Winn I don't know if I want split or full yet, but if I get cork then it will definitely be full. If technique will help with your decision, it'll be for t rigs/jigs/spinnerbaits/chatterbaits. Just an all around rod. -Harrison
  3. JLeon77
    Does anyone know if there is anything that you can put on an EVA/foam handle to soften it up and make it more grippy? I got a quantum response bait casting rod as a gift and the handle seems harder than it should be and a little slippery. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated!
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