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| Mike,
I looked all throughout your website. I asked the question on here. What is the warranty on one of your rods?
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Warrenty issues need to be sent to me, which will be looked at on an individual basis by myself and musky armor. Rods will not be replaced due to stepping on them, slamming them in truck door, etc....only if the product itself fails.
If the rod breaks, and it is clearly a product issue, a replacement will be issued for 6 months. After that 6 months, a new rod will be shipped for $40.00 |
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | Hulberts rods are nice, it's about the only rod I use anymore. |
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Posts: 231
| Another vote for the Predator. Expensive, but well worth it. I have the Okuma 8'6 XXH. A little top heavy, but not a big deal with weight added to the butt section. Nice rod for the money. Also, I had a chance to hold some of the lower end $ rods at the Chi Show. IMHO, Mike Hulbert's was the lightest by far, and balanced the best. Being a true 1 piece 9'er, it was my favorite in that price range.
Chas |
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