How to SPACE SPINNING ROD GUIDES on CUSTOM FISHING RODS | Mud Hole Rod Building Instructor Series
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In this video, follow along with World Renowned Rod Builder, Mike Kosiba, as he teaches you how to properly space guide trains for custom spinning rods. Mike will walk you through choosing your guides, deflecting your rod blank, securing your guides and properly positioning them for optimal performance when casting and working your tackle.
Guide spacing doesn't have to be a frustrating and time consuming process. Mud Hole has created this and other videos to take the struggle out of building a custom fishing rod. Check out the full Mud Hole Rod Building Instructor Series here: • Remote Rod Building Cl...
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Very informative. One of the best I’ve seen. One suggestion for the production team, turn the background music down. It’s distracting for me.
Informative video👍
Outstanding Video! Thank you so much!!!!
Epic set up video. Thank you!!!
Great well explained video, Thank you
Nice. Thanks
cool, i'm guessing it will be roughly the same with a old 11foot fiberglass beach caster i have, only had 4 rings on it but was ovisly some off te eyes were changed at some point so ended striping it compleetly as one off them were broken and tought i might as well see if i can sort it propaly and give it a new lese of life as it's my fraverit rod and cant make it any worse than it was haha.
my fishing rod is 7", it has 6 guides, should i keep the first 2 or just one ? and the 3 guides at the tip are same size
I recently saw a video by Fuji saying that adding another small guide and adjusting the spacing helps with following the contour of the rod, and reduces line slap on the rod. Is there any validity to this theory?
Shouldn't guide spacing be specified by the blank manufacturer? North Fork Composites provides a guide spacing table for every blank.
Sank you
Great video, but lose the music. It's distracting.
I am here because nobody makes a quality panfish rod with bigger guides to accept rubber bobber stops.
What's with the distracting rock and roll sound bed? I clicked on your video for information. If I wanted to listen to music I'd go Spoitfy or Google music.