Hello to everyone,
We are please to inform you that issue N. 17 of the IBRA Bamboo Journal is now online. You can read it online or download the English version from:
http://www.rodmakers.eu/BJ17ENG/files/bj17eng.pdf
or
http://www.rodmakers.eu/BJ17ENG/index.html
I think this issue is particularly interesting. There are some great photo and historal facts about a number of historical American rods and the maker. The rods were on exhibit at the IBRA gathering in May. Perhaps one of the largest exhibitions in Europe under one roof of Classic Bamboo rods.
We look forward to your comments and above all to your interesting contributions for the upcoming issues. If you do have something to publish, please contact us. You will find our contact details on our website.
Happy reading!!
Moreno Borriero
IBRA PR and Press
www.rodmakers.it
www.mbrods.it
Moreno,
Thanks for sharing. A great and beautiful magazine, absolutely worth reading for anyone interested in split cane rods.
Martin
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Any one out there ,to help me reclame my old bamboo rods. Ii would like to reclame for fishing all are very good ,all joints are solide , but do need some work , varnishing would be nescessary, place knew guides and one a new handle , i am looking for a book or a site to help me reclame these rods, i have a beautifull two hand salmon rod like new and one trout that is over 150 yrs old , none carry any names except the salmon , this would be a great winter project thank you for the help
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Great magazine
Moreno,
Thanks for sharing. A great and beautiful magazine, absolutely worth reading for anyone interested in split cane rods.
Martin
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Any one out there ,to help me reclame my old bamboo rods. Ii would like to reclame for fishing all are very good ,all joints are solide , but do need some work , varnishing would be nescessary, place knew guides and one a new handle , i am looking for a book or a site to help me reclame these rods, i have a beautifull two hand salmon rod like new and one trout that is over 150 yrs old , none carry any names except the salmon , this would be a great winter project thank you for the help