anyone can repair the handle of a daiwa surf rod?
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cubapnea
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anyone can repair the handle of a daiwa surf rod?
A friend gave me a used daiwa emcast 11.3" heavy action as a gift but somehow the person that was using the rod sawed off about 10" of the butt handle and made the handle shorter making it impossible to cast properly and comfortably ...I.m looking for someone who can repair it for a good price ...someone who you guys can recommend me as a reliable honest person who's also a pro at it.... thank you so much!!...tight lines and fair weather!!
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bobben
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Re: anyone can repair the handle of a daiwa surf rod?
cubapnea wrote:A friend gave me a used daiwa emcast 11.3" heavy action as a gift but somehow the person that was using the rod sawed off about 10" of the butt handle and made the handle shorter making it impossible to cast properly and comfortably ...I.m looking for someone who can repair it for a good price ...someone who you guys can recommend me as a reliable honest person who's also a pro at it.... thank you so much!!...tight lines and fair weather!!
Inquire at mudhole.comcubapnea wrote:A friend gave me a used daiwa emcast 11.3" heavy action as a gift but somehow the person that was using the rod sawed off about 10" of the butt handle and made the handle shorter making it impossible to cast properly and comfortably ...I.m looking for someone who can repair it for a good price ...someone who you guys can recommend me as a reliable honest person who's also a pro at it.... thank you so much!!...tight lines and fair weather!!
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rays
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Re: anyone can repair the handle of a daiwa surf rod?
would cost more to repair than the price of the rod.
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cubapnea
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Re: anyone can repair the handle of a daiwa surf rod?
thanks for the answers...I will check mudhole out ...
rays you think I.m better off buying a new rod than repair this one...how much I.m I looking to pay here?
rays you think I.m better off buying a new rod than repair this one...how much I.m I looking to pay here?
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Re: anyone can repair the handle of a daiwa surf rod?
Do yourself a favor, Mud hole or no Mud hole keep the rod and used it
for Bull Shark fishing; since it was given to you for free. Sounds like a good idea to me buddy.
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rays
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Re: anyone can repair the handle of a daiwa surf rod?
the best way to extend it is to have the joint under the reelseat because it is the strongest part, the reel seat encapsulates the joint. to do this, the builder will have to take out the reel seat, find a blank that is bigger than the blank diameter at the reel seat, it will be a female (existing rod) to male (extension) insert to make the joint,less probability of cracking on the old rod than a male to female extension.
different builders different prices, estimate would be $100 +
this is a g.loomis 8ft blank extended to 9' 6'', i built this back in 2007.

this is the rod in 2010

different builders different prices, estimate would be $100 +
this is a g.loomis 8ft blank extended to 9' 6'', i built this back in 2007.

this is the rod in 2010

a drunk man's words is a sober man's thoughts.
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cubapnea
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Re: anyone can repair the handle of a daiwa surf rod?
good luck tomorrow buddy...get them big mutts out the water...and don't forget to have yourself a good timecarrazana wrote:Do yourself a favor, Mud hole or no Mud hole keep the rod and used itfor Bull Shark fishing; since it was given to you for free. Sounds like a good idea to me buddy.
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cubapnea
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Re: anyone can repair the handle of a daiwa surf rod?
thanks for the help and pics...nice loomis and snook...will try byscane rod manufacturing since is close by...but now I know what to expect.rays wrote:the best way to extend it is to have the joint under the reelseat because it is the strongest part, the reel seat encapsulates the joint. to do this, the builder will have to take out the reel seat, find a blank that is bigger than the blank diameter at the reel seat, it will be a female (existing rod) to male (extension) insert to make the joint,less probability of cracking on the old rod than a male to female extension.
different builders different prices, estimate would be $100 +
this is a g.loomis 8ft blank extended to 9' 6'', i built this back in 2007.
this is the rod in 2010