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[10] Thanks Take your rod to a fishing supply store or a repair person if you have trouble fixing it on your own.Thanks Warnings Dont hold a flame against your rod longer than a few seconds or else you could permanently damage the rod.Thanks Be careful while working with razor blades so you dont accidentally cut yourself.Thanks Things Youll Need Mending a Snapped Fiberglass Rod Scissors Sandpaper Tape measure Fiberglass pole Hacksaw 2-part epoxy Bowl Paintbrush Electrical tape (optional) Replacing a Rod Guide Razor blade Lighter Sandpaper Masking tape Rod guides Thread 2-part epoxy Dish Paintbrush Changing a Rod Tip Lighter Pliers Sandpaper Rod cement Craft knife Rod tip top References About This Article To fix a snapped fishing rod, try using a fiberglass pole and some epoxy
Bass still favor lures that best imitate baitfish, but which lure they prefer each day depends on the weather
The Hardy 1939 Bougle Heritage pictured above is a stunning gunmetal color and comes in sizes for trout and spey
I like that it's made in the USA too
Wish Lululemon didnt discontinue it and I would get more colors
High gear 6.3:1:Fast retrieve for covering water, working surface irons, and gaining line on running fish
