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I've been making and repairing rods for myself and friends on and off for 7 years now, learned all I know from my father, the internet, DVDs and the book Advanced Custom Rod Building by Dale P. Clemens.
I find video one of the easiest ways to learn as it's nice to see how its done. Doc Ski and even our fellow Aussie, Ian Miller have some great DVDs out.
Thanks for the info. I'm getting on to them
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Knowing how and and doing are different things though.
Send me a pm if you have any points or questions.
Exactly, thank you so much for the offer.
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Think this thread is a little cold - see dates
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As Ron Culcutt's Rock hopper film said, it is one of the most dangerous spot.
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Hi,
Any rod makers in the forum?
I would pay for tuition but if not but wouldn't mind reading some books if anyone has any suggestion.
Cheers
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All the advice above are great including the etiquette on the rocks.
Before buying the tackle, may I suggest that you get safety gear such as cleats, life vests and ropes if you haven't already.
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Hello everyone,
Good to see the thread which started in 2006, going strong and great to be here.
I'm Andrew (pennforever) from Hornsby Sydney area.
I chase kingy off the rocks by spinning and live-baiting.
Cheers
Rod building
in Tackle Talk
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Thanks for your advice Twinfisher. Looks like some challenging and rewarding time ahead.
The aim is to build my own LBG rod to chase beakies but I'm thinking I need to learn how to walk before running.
Might start off with a light spin stick and progress on. Cheers for the realistic expectation 'patience'