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I was recently looking at Lamiglas rods at Wholesale Sports in Lacey, WA I noticed some nice Lamiglas Bass rods. Split Grip with a Forest Green finish. My question is what blank was used for this line of rods? They were between $119.00 to $139.00. My other question is when will Lamiglas come out with the split grip in the Salmon and Steelhead rods?
Posted on: Wed, 02/23/2011 - 15:44
Wholesale Sports Line of Rods?
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Split grips wouldn't work well with any rod used in a rod holder. Damage to the blank or finish and hangups in the holder could follow. The ergonomics of a 14 inch rear grip length on some rods would be uncomfortable to cast with if you use the rear cork during 2 handed casts. The 12 inch grip length on spinning rods may be comfortable for some, I don't find it so.
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This would depend on the model what blank we used. Several of the models were ran on the same blanks as our Certified Pro series and some were on G 1000's They are all great rods. The reason for the lower price is based on the components. For the money they are a great. the split grips were used on more of the Steelhead, Bass models. Most all the Salmon rods were ran with one piece butt sections. Hope this helps have a great day.
Jason H