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I recently purchased a Dobyns fury 735c. Great rod with a faster tip than the fury 734c. In my opinion way better for jigs. I was comparing my 734 fury to my 735 and noticed a few things. The cork on the 735 is obviously better quality. I don't know if that is just a rod by rod deal or what. After close inspection, I have noticed the guides are completely different! Both rods have 10 guides but they are very different. I will call Rich on Monday, was wondering if any one has heard anything. I bought my 734 as soon as the fury was released. The 735 I purchased a few days ago

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It's not a Fuji KW, but it appears to be a tangle-free of some sorts.

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16 minutes ago, S Hovanec said:

It's not a Fuji KW, but it appears to be a tangle-free of some sorts.

Well they switched guides

Last time I lead down there Rich said the company was going fugi only due to inconsistent performance.?!?

Here is the new guide

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If I had that quality of cork on a rod  I'd cover it up immediately with a Winn Wrap.  I thought Dobyns were supposed to be sort of premium rods, but that cork is disgraceful.  IMHO

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The Fury is their entry level rod and it looks to me like the company has improved the quality of cork and installed a better  quality set of components.  That is what you should want any good company to do. I have had some of the newer rods in my hand and they look and feel great.

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