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Message Subject: New 2-piece rod coming soon from TI | |||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | I have gotten a lot of requests to see the new 2-piece rod. Took the best pictures I could for you guys. In short, these new rods will have the same ratings as my current rods do. Difference is, they will break down into 2 4.5' long pieces. The two pars are connected with a super strong spigot joint. These rods are great for traveling. I will also finally be able to ship rods globally for normal prices. Another nice feature is that you can keep your reel on the rod and break it down for short travels and no more issues with rod lockers... these will fit in a lot of the side lockers in boats too and you will already be rigged up and ready to fish. Not too bad to keep your 9' rod in the truck of your car too A few guides really beat these up. Best one was a guide who took the MH and threw a lot of heavy lures up to and including ponders with it for about 6 weeks. And remember, my MH rod is rated for 1-6 oz lures. I told him to try and break it with normal use and he tried but the rod is still just fine even with the abuse he put it through in the fall of 2011. Hope to have these out by Spring (May). email me if you want me to send you an alert when they are ready to ship. Thanks, [email protected] James PICTURES: Attachments ---------------- Picture1.jpg (33KB - 139 downloads) Picture2.jpg (26KB - 135 downloads) Picture3.jpg (30KB - 131 downloads) Picture4.jpg (48KB - 149 downloads) Picture5.jpg (51KB - 141 downloads) | ||
weedsnager |
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Posts: 476 Location: St. John, Indiana | will anyone have your rods at the chicago show? | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | Yes, Kevin Cochran's guide booth will have about 25 TI rods available. Stop by and see him. He was also one of the guides who tested my 2-piece rod if you want to ask him any questions about that rod. If you will be near the Madison Fishing Expo I will also have a booth there in Feb. Thanks, James | ||
Vince Weirick |
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Posts: 1060 Location: Palm Coast, FL | Nice looking James! | ||
MuskieSwede |
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Posts: 245 | Will it be available in solid grip aswell or only split grip? Which one would you recommend, i'll be fishing spinnerbaits/bucktails up to double 8 and the biggest baits are magnum bulldawgs. | ||
Muskyflo |
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Posts: 43 Location: Bonn, Germany | Looks awesome to me! The best thing is that you are now able to ship them to europe as well. We need muskie rods over here. :-D CanĀ“t wait getting one, because I was looking for your rods here in Germany for while and just one guy had a few of these, but just solid grip and I prefer split grip. | ||
Lucky Craft Man |
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Posts: 242 | MuskieSwede - 1/11/2012 1:42 AM Will it be available in solid grip aswell or only split grip? X2 | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | For the handles I will be making both split and full grip in the 3 actions MH, XH and XXH. So, 6 new models for this rod line. Adding these rods is a treat for my warehouse, they fit on normal 4x4 pallets for storage vs my 9' rods. Those are a nightmare to store! Just bought a bunch of 10' wide 16' tall three level steel pallet racks and had to make my own oversized pallets for the 9' rods. The fork truck does not like those pallets at all and neither do I. Can't see a thing on the sides... | ||
Bull |
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Posts: 28 Location: Esbjerg - Denmark | That's a nice looking rod James... Will you only be making 9 footers.?? PS: I took the liberty of posting your pictures on a danish forum as well - Didden't think you would mind http://forum.esoxhunt.dk/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=338 Ronnie Bull | ||
esoxone |
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Posts: 424 | Great News,James !!! In Europe, this your two-piece rod should be very appreciated.Prices? esoxone | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | For this 2-piece I will have to see how it does. If I get a lot of requests I may make a 2-piece 8' rod (2 4' pieces). The next project I really need to start is bass and walleye rods. Got an ice rod possibly in the works too. Something simple but trying to make one for retail of about $12-$14 with good components. | ||
esoxone |
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Posts: 424 | Wow !!! James,what action these new rods have ? esoxone | ||
pikeaddict |
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Posts: 15 | @Muskyflo: It's actually no problem to get the one piece TI rods to Germany! Just find three other guys and the costs will go down. The only problem is the weak euro.... | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | esoxone-I will have 6 new lines of rods for the 2-piece. Full Grip handles in MH, XH and XXH Split Grip handles in MH, XH and XXH I will price these right along with my current lines too. I will have them for $120 for a while. They cost a little more to make but it was not enough to make a new price point for them vs my other rods. Keep it simple For rods in Europe, I do now have an outlet for the rods. Franglais Fishing. http://www.franglaisfishing.com/ If you do not see the rod you want, you can email Steve at [email protected] and let him know what you need. He will add it to the next bulk shipment from me. Thanks, James | ||
esoxone |
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Posts: 424 | James,I already have your rods (I'm Raffaele). : ) : ) : ) I was the first to have your rods in my country and one of the first (if not the first) in Europe... : ) : ) : ) esoxone | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | LOL sorry Raffaele. Too many aliases and names in my head | ||
Lucky Craft Man |
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Posts: 242 | James, Before you venture into bass and walleye rods, could you please make a 1 piece (and 2-piece) 7'6" jerkbait/topwater rod for muskie? I know 9' is the rage and I love the 9' XXH TI rod I have, but I am not a fan of such a long rod for baits that require a jerking motion to fish (I slap the water, side of the boat, and everything when trying to use such a long rod). | ||
Guest |
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Do you make a one-piece 8' XXH? Love the 9' XH for blades, but I'd like a shorter rod for ripping plastics. | |||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | Lucky Craft Man, Nope. BUT how does a 7'9" Jerkbait rod sound? Just put in my production specifications yesterday. I plan on making a 7'9" jerkbait rod with a power about 35% more than my current XH rod. Basically a little more backbone and a little less tip flex but no a broom stick. Both split grip and full grip too. 16" handles with 5" foregrips, 8 line guides plus the tip top, Fuji components. Hope you guys like it. I will also have my 8' rods out in about 3 weeks. Just in time to take to the Feb. shows (Madison and Michigan). Thanks to Shawn too! Messaged back and forth with Shawn a few times and tweaked my specifications a little. He also talked me into not just making a full grip rod model for this. So, for you split grip junies you can thank Shawn. Leaving for Minnesota Sportsmens show right now. Just in time for the 50mph winds and snow! Thanks James | ||
Lucky Craft Man |
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Posts: 242 | James, 7'9" works perfect for me! Thanks for listening to your customers and providing quality rods at an extremely reasonible price. Can't wait for them to come out. | ||
Justin Blanchar |
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Posts: 74 Location: Ixonia, WI | I like it James. Also a great concept for those who like to both troll and cast on the same fishing outing. The ability to break down and store a quality casting rod while switching gears to trolling will help tremendously with boat organization! | ||
Allen |
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Location: Ontario, Canada | James, The 7' 9" jerkbait sounds awesome. Your new 8' rod. Will it be a one piece, in mh, xh, xxh, and the same length handle and foregrip as the 7' 9'' jerkbait ? What power in the 8' would be best for throwing Mag Dawgs ? Any info, on the 8' is very much appreciated. Al. | ||
CU301DSV |
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Posts: 906 Location: Canada | Sounds Good James !! Glad I could help Can't wait to try one out ..... | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | Then new one piece 8' rod will come in MH, XH and XXH in both split and full grip. REally looking forward to the new rods! 8' trolling rod coming out in 3 weeks too along with the new 8' solid rod lines. | ||
Bull |
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Posts: 28 Location: Esbjerg - Denmark | Hi again.. Will the 7,9' jerkbait rod come in a 2-piece or teleskopic version, because then it might be just the rod, I've been looking for.?? | ||
MuskieSwede |
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Posts: 245 | Awesome that you're making more and more rods! Is the trolling rod two piece, solid or telescopic? | ||
CU301DSV |
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Posts: 906 Location: Canada | 8' one piece and trolling rods !?!?!? I'm gunna need these eventually too. | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | Right now the new jerkbait rod will be a one piece rod. If they go well I will open it up into either a telescopic or a 2-piece rod with spigot joint. Just need to see how they go. The new 8' rods are all one piece rods. About 3 weeks out right now from being ready to ship. James | ||
CU301DSV |
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Posts: 906 Location: Canada | What's the specs on the 8' one piece MH, split grip ? I would like to consider this rod to replace my 8' Avid I currently use as a buck tail/crank bait rod. Let me know when the jerk bait rod is ready, can't wait to get one of these too, replace my LT 7'6". | ||
North of 8 |
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Not only an interesting new rod but thank you James for pointing out some the logistical issues involved in the long rods. I have wondered about that when reading about shipping issues, what it must be a like to have a warehouse full of very long pieces of inventory, that have to be treated with a degree of care. Not like you are handling decking material. | |||
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