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I have been making saltwater rods for almost 20 years(36 years old), specifically offshore tuna rods.

Since I've taken up bass fishing a few years ago I didn't want to put any effort into studying the nuances of freshwater rods. I figured if I can save money and still use top materials then it's all good. So here's my first crack at it. I am looking to build a series for my boat and have ordered some MHX blanks to the builds.

This rod will be used for a heavy jig and carolina rod and is balanced to a Abu Revo Toro Winch.

Blank: All-Star BAST846C 12-25lb 3/8-1oz

Sorry for the grainy iphone pics.

Guides: Fuji ICLNSG 10-8-7- ICLSG 6-6-6-6-6-6 @ concept spacing

Seat: Fuji ACS16 trigger

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I love the small grip but why not use cork?

I personally like the look and feel of eva but I will most definitely be using cork as soon as I make space for a lathe. I am looking forward to making some rods with cork and have a few guys who want rods with cork for next spring.

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