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Location: Waconia,MN | I broke one of my rods to day epic fail on my part, not on a fish  . So im in the market for a new rod already know im going with a TI 9' but dont know if i should get a telescopic or the 2pc, looking for opinions on both. |
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| I have the 2 piece and it's very nice. It hasn't slipped at all in the close to 100 hours I have fished with it. |
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Location: Tennessee | I say 2pc just because my telescopic collapses usually 2 or 3 times during a days fishing |
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Location: Merrill, Wisconsin | ARmuskyaddict - 8/3/2013 8:01 PM
I have the 2 piece and it's very nice. It hasn't slipped at all in the close to 100 hours I have fished with it.
That's a testimony that makes me wanna buy that rod. |
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Location: N.FIB | I have both rods,don`t use the telescopic anymore since I got the 2 piece which is a very nice rod |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Wood_Duck - 8/3/2013 11:45 PM
I say 2pc just because my telescopic collapses usually 2 or 3 times during a days fishing
Hi Matt,
Are you talking about my TI telescopic rod collapsing during fishing?? I have yet to have one person email me to tell me this over the last 2 years and we have sold well over 2000 telescopic rods so far. If this was my rod, please email me ASAP. I would have a few questions for you. We spent a lot of time designing the telescopic portion to not collapse during fishing as this was a complaint about other rods prior to us making our telescopic. It you don't mind, email me so I can chat with you about it. Very interested.
Thanks,
James
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Location: TC Metro / NW WI | I have two TI telescopic rods and love them. No problems in the 2 or 3 years I've used them. |
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Location: Merrill, Wisconsin | Another case of James great coustomer service. Love TI because of it. |
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| I have two TI telescopics and love them. Both have numerous hours on them and have not had any issues. |
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Location: Tennessee | Tackle Industries - 8/4/2013 9:30 AM
Wood_Duck - 8/3/2013 11:45 PM
I say 2pc just because my telescopic collapses usually 2 or 3 times during a days fishing
Hi Matt,
Are you talking about my TI telescopic rod collapsing during fishing?? I have yet to have one person email me to tell me this over the last 2 years and we have sold well over 2000 telescopic rods so far. If this was my rod, please email me ASAP. I would have a few questions for you. We spent a lot of time designing the telescopic portion to not collapse during fishing as this was a complaint about other rods prior to us making our telescopic. It you don't mind, email me so I can chat with you about it. Very interested.
Thanks,
James
James, email sent |
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Location: Waconia,MN | Thanks for the info guys. i went with the 2pc. |
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Location: Hayward, WI | If it were me I'd go with the telescopic but I like that I can push the rod down into the butt, reel the line up tight and be done, with a nice clean package. Breaking down a 2 piece rod always seems like a messier situation with more chance to tangle - BUT would be shorter and fit in pretty much any rod locker.
Never used the two piece. Never had an issue with the telescoping feature either. |
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Location: Bemidji, Lake Vermilion | Telescopic. All the way. Love mine. |
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Location: Detroit River | I like my telescopic. Never had any issues with the rod going back into the handle. I've never been a fan of 2-piece rods. |
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| I fish both, but my rods I use for musky, tarpon, tuna and such are all 2 piece. I have never had any issues with 2 piece rods and I now have all my rods made as 2 piece models if possible. No difference in performance from my one piece and much easier to store. BR |
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