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Lamiglass Ti2000

Oct 30. 2002
Rod A rod with a titanium section built in! Strange maybe, but the reviewer's verdict is clear: "All I know is that it's better than most other rods I have fished with." Read the review here.
Article

DIY Rod Tubes

Oct 10. 2002
Economic You have one extra rod with no sock and rod tube. You've been putting off buying a tube...why don't you just make your own?! With $4.00 and about a 1/2 hour's time, you'll have a DIY rod tube. These won't win beauty contests, but they work just as well as any retail version. Read here how to DIY.
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Sirrus Co-Matrix

Oct 7. 2002
Rod "While the mention of modulus does continue to pop up from time to time in advertising, most anglers, and indeed most rod and blank manufacturers, have gotten over their numbers fetish.". Read Bob Petti's review of the excellent and interesting Sirrus Co-Matrix 9' 2pc 6wt.
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St. Croix Legend Ultra

Jan 1. 2002
Reviewed St. Croix has long been known for superior spin-fishing rods... until know. Read the review here.
Article

The Technology of Fly Rods

May 5. 1999
Review An In-Depth Look at the Design of the Modern Fly Rod, its History, and its Role in Fly Fishing
Read the review here
Article

Spring preparation

Apr 1. 1999
Cabin fever This time of year is usually accompanied by a boost in personal energy level. Though sometimes difficult to describe, we can "smell" spring in the air. As our semi-hibernation comes to a close we notice an increased desire to plan for upcoming outdoor events.

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