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I’ve seen a few rods break in the cold (15-25F) but don’t know which ones are in the most danger. 

 

would higher ton carbon be less or more likely to fracture in extreme cold? Glass better? What about graphene/g-rods?

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I've broken several rods but it was stupidity not temps that broke them.

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Use the same rods you use in summer. Temp has nothing to do with it. Being careful does.

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I fish all winter long in our extreme cold temps and even with the moisture from the steam coming off the heated water freezing to my rods I don't break rods. 

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