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[JohnMckroidJr]

I usually roll them on smooth flat ground with a light bend in them to detect the spine.

Mudhole has a great selection, but price-wise they are premium cost expensive. Many of the local stores in my area order from them and charge the same amount as their catalog.

[MITCHELL]

Originally Posted by JohnMckroidJr

I usually roll them on smooth flat ground with a light bend in them to detect the spine.

Mudhole has a great selection, but price-wise they are premium priced expensive. Many of the local stores in my area order from them and charge the same price as their catalog.

In San Diego there's only one place I go and that's squid 🐙 co there's other maybe but hassle parking and squid co didn't carry what I got gas is way more than shipping

[JohnMckroidJr]

Originally Posted by MITCHELL

In San Diego there's only one place I go and that's squid 🐙 co there's other maybe but hassle parking and squid co didn't carry what I got gas is way more than shipping

If you can find someone who wraps rods on a regular basis and piggyback off their order, it helps with costs.

I have ordered through these vendors in the past. Occasionally they have discount sales.

https://getbitoutdoors.com/components/

https://batsonenterprises.com/rainshadow-rod-blanks

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Originally Posted by JohnMckroidJr

I usually roll them on smooth flat ground with a light bend in them to detect the spine.

Mudhole has a great selection, but price-wise they are premium priced expensive. Many of the local stores in my area order from them and charge the same price as their catalog.

I put 2 because one always is not prefect with gaps especially at the end of guides and I don't take the time to file the end flat.