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6:20 am
October 14, 2005
9:17 pm
October 14, 2005
10:19 pm
April 17, 2011
I've never done it before - seen a few segments on shows about it. Go to a local bait and tackle shop, buy the guides and all the thread necessary from them and I am sure they can teach you how to fix them or even do it there with them (Sportsman's would do that as well).
It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
5:06 am
October 14, 2005
4:07 pm
March 26, 2004
It's really hard to make it nice without one of those things that spins the rod as you wrap it. The guides that I have replaced look pretty ugly, but they work just as well.
Getting the old ones off without nicking the rod is also a pain. Just be careful when you cut the old thread to cut away from the blank.
I just got the Cabelas Tackle Craft catalog in the mail. It's full of this sort of stuff.
Chris
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