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Message Subject: Rod delivery to Germany
pikeaddict
Posted 10/5/2010 3:03 AM (#462160)
Subject: Rod delivery to Germany




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Hello!

I am really interested in the Okuma Evx Musky Rods (the telescopic models) and the new Tackle Industries models (also the telescopic models).
Unfortunately there is no shop in Germany (or in Europe) where I could by one of the rods.
Is there a shop in the USA that is able to ship the rods (7' 6" closed length) to Germany (of course for reasonable costs )?
I know that Tacklewarehouse ships long 1-piece rods for about 40 $ to Europe, but they don't offer Musky rods.

Sebastian
Cast
Posted 10/5/2010 8:53 AM (#462185 - in reply to #462160)
Subject: RE: Rod delivery to Germany


Look up the folks that sell the rod you want. Call them, and ask. If they want to make the sale, and you'll cover the cost, they'll do it.
wolftackle84
Posted 10/5/2010 11:44 AM (#462199 - in reply to #462185)
Subject: RE: Rod delivery to Germany




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Location: sun prairie,wi
james at tackle industries shipping worldwide i think...check out his website...

Tackle Industries
Posted 10/5/2010 1:53 PM (#462211 - in reply to #462199)
Subject: Re: Rod delivery to Germany





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Location: Land of the Musky
Musky rods to Europe is hard. DHL and FedEx are about $180-$200 for shipping.

Two options:
1) Find a retailer in Europe that has a lot of tackle from the USA and ask them to special order you one. Many use consolidators that ship Ocean containers and this way you can get a rod for very cheap with shipping.
2) If you know someone coming over to the USA have the retailer ship a rod to the hotel and have your buddy bring it back on the flight home. Most airlines are about $50-$80 for extra baggage including long rod tubes.
3) Buy 30+ rods from me and I bet I can get them to you in an ocean container for about $15-$20/rod shipped plus the rod costs… Bet you can sell them on the eBay-European version.

James
Pikopath
Posted 10/5/2010 2:26 PM (#462212 - in reply to #462160)
Subject: Re: Rod delivery to Germany




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Location: Norway
Ive ordered rods from US for a long time and it seems to depend on the shop. Rollie and Helen will ship, dont remember what the cost was, but I think it was in the range that James mention. But a few years back I ordered 5 St Croix Rods from a tackleshop in NY, and I paid $75 in shipping. And it seems that it doesnt matter if there are 1 or 3 or 5 rods, its the tube that costs to ship. So maybe you should team up, or order many rods yourself, that way 150-200 isnt to hard to justify.
The shop in NY only carries St Croix Rods, btw.

Michael
Tackle Industries
Posted 10/5/2010 6:30 PM (#462216 - in reply to #462160)
Subject: Re: Rod delivery to Germany





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Location: Land of the Musky
Let me know if you find out how they shipped. The longer 90 inch plus rods are a "bear" to ship. I have checked with about every shipping company (USPS, DHL, FedEx, etc) and all are high or do not ship long items. I wonder if they had an import/export company ship them???
Tackle Industries
Posted 10/5/2010 8:04 PM (#462233 - in reply to #462211)
Subject: Re: Rod delivery to Germany





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Location: Land of the Musky
Let me know if you find out how they shipped. The longer 90 inch plus rods are a "bear" to ship. I have checked with about every shipping company (USPS, DHL, FedEx, etc) and all are high or do not ship long items. I wonder if they had an import/export company ship them???
Pikopath
Posted 10/6/2010 1:02 AM (#462261 - in reply to #462160)
Subject: Re: Rod delivery to Germany




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Location: Norway
If I remember correctly they came with DHL and there were rods up to 7'6". And they came in a large cardboard tube and it was about the same if I got 1 or 5 rods, and it became a little bit more costly for 5+ rods.
I know this shop ships a lot to Europe, maybe they have som deals or something, I dont know.

Michael
psv
Posted 10/6/2010 10:13 AM (#462283 - in reply to #462160)
Subject: RE: Rod delivery to Germany




Posts: 469


Location: MN

Michael,

Are you talking about  Capitol Fishing Tackle in NY city?

http://www.capitolfishing.com/about.html

 

UPDATE:

Just spoke with them: they don't ship to Europe

 

Pikopath
Posted 10/6/2010 10:41 AM (#462289 - in reply to #462160)
Subject: Re: Rod delivery to Germany




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Location: Norway
fish307.com good guys, fast service.

Michael
psv
Posted 10/6/2010 11:04 AM (#462291 - in reply to #462289)
Subject: Re: Rod delivery to Germany




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Location: MN

Pikopath - 10/6/2010 11:41 AM fish307.com good guys, fast service. Michael

Just called them and asked for shipping quote for 2 St Croix Musky rods:

PM80HF & PM86XHF. They ship by UPS and the cheapest price to Germany was about 250$

 Same price range as Musky Shop and many others stores.

I ship rods to post Soviet Union countries( Russia, Ukraine, Latvia, etc) for 75-100 (up to 3rods in PVC tubes, including custom service, door-to-door) via local courier company. Unfortunately,  they don't ship to Europe.

Tackle Industries
Posted 10/6/2010 1:25 PM (#462304 - in reply to #462160)
Subject: Re: Rod delivery to Germany





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Location: Land of the Musky
Called DHL: 5 rods, 15lbs 90"x6"x3" package was $236. That would be 5 rods to Norway.

James
Pikopath
Posted 10/6/2010 1:42 PM (#462306 - in reply to #462160)
Subject: Re: Rod delivery to Germany




Posts: 501


Location: Norway
Ok maybe theyve upped the price. Its a few years since I last ordered from fish307 the first rods I got from them, were in 04 or 05 and then I paid $50 for 2 I think, and when I ordered 5 i paid as said, around 75.

Michael
psv
Posted 10/6/2010 5:11 PM (#462316 - in reply to #462160)
Subject: Re: Rod delivery to Germany




Posts: 469


Location: MN

Michael

It's been a while, since your last order. The gas price is significantly higher then in 2005. Another thing is tax in Europe. I know they charge a lot over there now. The rod price after shipping and tax will be golden.

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