[Crashin' Bait]

Graphite, graphite, graphite! Call me old fashion but, where can I find fiberglass rod blanks? My main reason is that, IMHO, graphite is too responsive for my fancy and I would like more of a parabolic action. Internet search results are yielding graphite blanks only. I am looking for 9' glass in the 12-20lb range.

 

[fishesfrom tupperware]

try the Mudhole . Very good prices, but it'd be nicer to buy locally. Lottsa manufactures to choose from and most of them offer glass blanks.

 

[Chromaflage]

Have you tried Angler's Workshop in Woodland, WA. They may have some older blanks or closeouts. http://www.anglersworkshop.com.

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[fishesfrom tupperware]

Thanks a lot redside!
You just made me buy two more blanks I don't need!! I knew I shoulda gone fishing this morning.
oh well :cheers:

 

[Chromaflage]

What are IFriends for? :laugh: :laugh:

ORS

 

[Wood N' Fish]

Great topic Crashin Bait! I like people who think outside the box. And thanks for the info everyone! Can't beat fiberglass for durability and winching power. Love those Harringtons! :grin:

 

[Crashin' Bait]

Thanks for the input. :smile:

 

[Wood N' Fish]

Hey CB----Do you prefer slow-----------------or-------FAST action Blanks?

 

[HOGGEMIN]

Try Mariners supply on Swan Island in Portland they carry Harrington blanks these blanks are awsome. I should know I have 4 of them.

 

[Wood N' Fish]

Yer a' preachin to the choir there HOGGEM'IN! I've got Just ONE HARRINGTON/HARNELL, and the biggest critter caught to date was a 300+lb harbor seal. (Looked like a Labrador after Christmas @ Purina)----WF

 

[Crashin' Bait]

I'm looking for a slow action blank. You know what they say, "The slower the jiggle, the wider the wiggle" and wiggle catches feesh! :grin: