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| Just wondering if anyone has heard of rods made by Dave Bell from Tomorrow River Rod and Reel. My uncle gave me a rod made by him that looks brand new. Says it's for muskies and for tossing bucktails, vintage makes it look like it's from the 80's. I googled him and didn't have much/any success . Thanks for any information. |
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Location: Tennessee | cant help but pics? sounds neat. |
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rod 1.JPG (49KB - 205 downloads)
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Location: South-Central PA | I can't offer you any help, but that's a cool rod! Fish it!
jeremy |
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Location: Smith Creek | Looks like an old Graph-Lite fiberglass blank, made in the mid to late 80's. Got any specs on her? |
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| No, the rod doesn't say anything other than what the picture shows. It's 6' long. I guess my main concern is if the rod is usable or not. I would like to (but don't need to) use it but I don't want it breaking and putting a fish or me in jeopardy of getting wrecked. |
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Location: Grand Marais, MN | this may not be any help but i remember my neighbor has a five six or six foot yellow blank eagle claw (pretty sure it was eagle claw) musky rod that looks almost exactly like that from approx the same time period. i doubt you'll break it those fiberglass rods can take a beating but at the same time you probably got longer rods with better backbone so there is really no point to using it probably. It is a beauty though |
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