first of all,good stuff right here.im all in on diy fish gear lol.so this naturally wound up being on my to-do list.made plenty of cane poles,and nice bank poles,now I'm off to build a nice heavy catfish rod as I am never satisfied with store bought cat rods.where can I get these handle materials? I would like a nice handle on the pair I plan to build,one for me and my wife.rod blank I'm useing should be overkill for any catfish,solid fiberglass one piece 6 foot rods basically.we going for 50 pounder plus catfish lol.and every aspect of this build I have done at some point or another except a nice handle.if it's just me useing it,I tend to not care bout nice appearance and just go for performance but this pair of poles is a bit different.i want em nice,and want em to last year's.and I want nice handles lol.cork,plastic,I'm not terribly picky,just need a reliable supplier and affordable prices.
Hey Terry, just happened to catch this video today. I have followed your career for some time but wasn't aware you were a rod-builder too. I've been building rods since the 1970's. Never took a class, my father taught me. Three boys in the family that loved to fish. Always had broken rods that needed fix'n. Way before Mudhole and other companies offered all the great equipment of today, I made my own drying machines out of old rotisserie motors and built my cork handles out of pieces of cork. Rod building has come a long way. It's a fun hobby and like you say, "the only way to get the type of rod that you want". Great video Terry. I'll be watching for more in the future.
Great video! I wish I had a turning rack like that. Just did my first guide replacement last night. I really like how you pointed out finding the spine. I worked in engineering for most of my life and I lover learning simple things like that, they make a big difference, but are over looked so often. Thanks from Denmark, the epoxy is dry and I'm going fishing :D
I went to a MudHole class last year. Unfortunately the rod I made in class was found broken on the rod rack (not me lives at our house too). Thankfully I bought several blanks and all the supplies and tools to make some more. I can't wait to see what new techniques you can bring to the channel. Rod building can be as fun as bait making for sure. Thanks Mr. Terry Scroggins for the refresher course. I am pumped to build some rods again!
Ive had most of my rods made and have been thinking I would like to try build my own Thankyou for the very simple very informative and easy video to guide us aspiring rod builders Keep em coming mate Most of my fishing is beach fishing in western Australia occasionally deep sea fishing love to see a few rods made for these places if possible Thanks again mate 👍👍👍
Back in 2017 I broke 2 of my favorite rods. Both were 20 year old St. Croix rods. One was a flipping stick and the other was a cranking rod. I decided to replace them with MHX rods from Mud Hole. Mud Hole has a black Friday sale were you can buy rod build kits and blanks for 50-75% off regular price. I chose to reuse the guides and reel seat off my broken rods so all I need to buy were the 2 blanks, 2 eva butt caps, 2 eva grips, a 100 yard spool of wrapping thread, and epoxy finish (1 oz hardener, 1 oz resin). The hardest part of building the rods was keeping the guides towards tip from moving. The blanks were very thin and the guides were single foot. I paid around $105 to build 2 new rods and I have caught hundreds of bass on both of them.
Nice addition to your channel. I’ve been doing rods for a while but always enjoy learning everything I can. You’ve helped me thru plastics holler at me if you need anything in the rod department
Good stuff Chris and Big Show🤙🏻 Anyone in the SE Texas(Houston/Beaumont)area, Fishing Tackle Unlimited has a rod building class every year. Very good instructors and quality components.I believe they use Mudhole products.
Great tutorial !!! liked the fact you used a bobbin to wrap your guides instead of a wrapper, liked that tubing for guide placement. Where did you get the tubing ? I may try that approach. Thanks again, great video !!!
He made rod building look easy. I know it's not just from repairing broken rods. What gets me is the price of blanks. Not as cheap as I would have thought. Great video.
@@WorldsWorstFishing would be cool to see a price point also on total cost of building the rod? Also do you know what that machine is called? I want to look it up lol.
Nice overall build video. I build my own rods with Mudhole products and they fish great! I'll never buy a commercial rod again. Once you get your first one built you'll feel the same way, Chris. ;-)
I have learned a new technique and an easier way to thread the guides. What exactly was the tubing again and where to get it? Instead of using tape for arbors under the reel seat, I use fiberglass mesh, used for sheetrock mud. Epoxy can get down there really good. I personally find the spine first before I put anything on the blank. Great video and I am glad that you are going to be doing more videos about rod building. Never quit learning.
Interesting seeing a bass rod built so quick. Mudhole is a great resource it looks like for you guys. I don't do much freshwater fishing but I build my own rods for the salt. It's definitely much more expensive than this but the basics are the basics! I do like to put more into the aesthetics though. I figure if I'm building a rod that's custom for me I should customize it. Having a perfectly fitted rod makes a huge difference when you're on a big fish.
Question, whdodo you use a long Boaring drill bit for the hand and rear butt pieces, excuse my ignorance as I'm just starting.and notice every builder uses those, wouldn't a drill bit half that size be suffice? Cheers Matt
I have a friend who builds my rods for me, and he uses mud hole rods. Love them. But I think you just made me decide to purchase the kit and start building my own. Would like to know if you could tell me where you get that tubing from. Would really appreciate it. Thanks, Larry
I enjoyed the video.. but some info would be helpful.. where did you get the rotisserie rod holder? Do you recommend a brand of epoxy? The thread.. what are the specifics on that? Thanks
I've built four, and if you're just going by what Big Show did, then it really is simple. All the really elaborate decorative wraps are beautiful, and that is where the hobby really becomes art.
Wow just seeing this out of the box th-cam.com/users/postUgkxQr1yd4Zc6qJF-scTB6Zb9dQbVpviuRxB recommend I have yet to fish with this set up, but based on the first hands on appeal, I can tell this is going to change the way i pack and carry to a whole new level. If you fish like i do, you know the smaller and less stuff the better. I’ve added a photo of just some of my gear so you can see how serious i am about fishing.
What type and size lathe is he using? I'd sure like to start making my own rods too. What company does he use to order his rods and parts for his builds?
It’s a similar technique gluing brass tubes into pen blanks. I usually scratch the tube up to improve the glue’s grip strength. Is that not necessary for fishing poles?
I’ve yet to build a rod that needed the guides in the exact same place on each blank. I get them close and then load test and check for hard transitions. It keeps for a smoother casting and loading rod. Spiral wrapping quizzes is the only way to go anyway.
Somewhere down the road I want you to tackle a spiral or acid wrapped rod. I have made a ton of rods but never tried the spriral wrap where the guides start on top but gradually work their way around to the bottom of the rod. That would eliminate that constant tip wrapping you get when you are working a lure at warp speed. If you apply yourself to rod building the way you do your pouring you are going to turn out some pretty rods.
Hey chris, 2 questions for you, what colors would u mix to make the strike king blue fleck color? ( kvd fineness worms come in that color, its like a translucent purple, redish) second if you check out the strike king rage swimmer there is a color called pro blue red pearl, how do you get the colors to come out like that if your mold is 2 cavity sharing the sprue? Thanks chris your channel is great
Dude did not ream out his grips nearly enough, you don't want your grip/real seat paste to all be pushed out as it was shown in the video, also he did not score the blank to prevent grip paste failure, also there are seams on those winn grips, so position does matter, also dont use goof off on your blanks, use isopropyl alcohol to clean grease and epoxy. Additionally give your grips an hour plus to set up before messing with them. Other than that he did most everything else correctly, but then again in building rods there are no wrong or right answers, you do it your own way, but those small additions will make a huge difference in durability.
I'll be sure and pass your criticisms along lol...but seriously just like you said, the beauty is you can do it however you want. being a touring pro angler he puts his rods through alot more use than most of us do and he gets the performance he wants doing it the way he does.
@@fishingthe262 That is simply not true, what you are saying makes no sense. Winn Grips are more or less no different from EVA grips on the inside diameter, the blank is painted with a gloss finish. thread/grip finishing epoxies, be it rod paste, pro koat, flex coat etc, is not going to penetrate this finish, and has nothing to adhere to other than itself. Also the gap is critical , reaming material allows greater area for the epoxy paste to propogate through, be it the pores of the EVA or the scoring marks. Thats why scoring the blank, and reaming the grips is so important, if you dont do these things, then when you hook into an 8lb bass or a 15 lb snakehead, and your rod undergoes torsion, the epoxy will break away from the finish the second it gets the chance to do so. On smaller diameter blanks this becomes super critical, an ultralight for example on average wont last a month without grip/butt/seat torsion failure unless it has been reamed properly and scored to accept the epoxy. You are a 'rod builder' according to your channel, so these are things you should already know..
YOA Ownage HD you’re 100 percent incorrect. I’ve been building custom rods for quite some time. I’ve never once scuffed a blank and EVA and WINN should fit snug. I’ve never had a handle fail to this day.
I bought the Ugly Stick GX2. It's a 4 piece rod but sometimes when I cast it, it flies to pieces. No matter how hard I push the rods together it still comes apart. I was thinking of taping the sections with Gorilla Glue tape. At least so my rod won't fly into the water.
Now I do have a question I do build my own rods but I do them quite different because I spiral my guides but if I’m building a rod for a friend and they don want it spiraled I’ll find the spine and line the guides along on the spine but the look of it you put the guides on the other side of the guides why?
Is there a machine I can buy to make my decals? All the machines I can find prints letters but with a clear background I can’t find a small decal machine that doesn’t have a background
Mud hole has a guide spacing chart on their website. I usually tape on guides and run line through them and give the rod a good bend an adjust the guides so it doesn’t touch the blank.
Those are sweet now hook me up with your first rod lol!! Going to be cool watching you build some of those I always thought that would be neat to learn how to do.
Thank you Mr. Scroggins for showing us the ropes!!
first of all,good stuff right here.im all in on diy fish gear lol.so this naturally wound up being on my to-do list.made plenty of cane poles,and nice bank poles,now I'm off to build a nice heavy catfish rod as I am never satisfied with store bought cat rods.where can I get these handle materials? I would like a nice handle on the pair I plan to build,one for me and my wife.rod blank I'm useing should be overkill for any catfish,solid fiberglass one piece 6 foot rods basically.we going for 50 pounder plus catfish lol.and every aspect of this build I have done at some point or another except a nice handle.if it's just me useing it,I tend to not care bout nice appearance and just go for performance but this pair of poles is a bit different.i want em nice,and want em to last year's.and I want nice handles lol.cork,plastic,I'm not terribly picky,just need a reliable supplier and affordable prices.
You got yourself a good teacher, I learned with trial and error, but I can’t imagine walking into a store to buy a rod anymore.
yeah I know what you mean
Hey Terry, just happened to catch this video today. I have followed your career for some time but wasn't aware you were a rod-builder too. I've been building rods since the 1970's. Never took a class, my father taught me. Three boys in the family that loved to fish. Always had broken rods that needed fix'n. Way before Mudhole and other companies offered all the great equipment of today, I made my own drying machines out of old rotisserie motors and built my cork handles out of pieces of cork.
Rod building has come a long way. It's a fun hobby and like you say, "the only way to get the type of rod that you want". Great video Terry. I'll be watching for more in the future.
Great video! I wish I had a turning rack like that. Just did my first guide replacement last night. I really like how you pointed out finding the spine. I worked in engineering for most of my life and I lover learning simple things like that, they make a big difference, but are over looked so often. Thanks from Denmark, the epoxy is dry and I'm going fishing :D
I went to a MudHole class last year. Unfortunately the rod I made in class was found broken on the rod rack (not me lives at our house too). Thankfully I bought several blanks and all the supplies and tools to make some more. I can't wait to see what new techniques you can bring to the channel. Rod building can be as fun as bait making for sure. Thanks Mr. Terry Scroggins for the refresher course. I am pumped to build some rods again!
Thank you Chris, I know I repeat myself a lot but you opened up a whole new world for me ! Whish you the best, Lucas
thank you so much for showing me how to build my own rod .I've now got the courage to try .
Ive had most of my rods made and have been thinking I would like to try build my own
Thankyou for the very simple very informative and easy video to guide us aspiring rod builders
Keep em coming mate
Most of my fishing is beach fishing in western Australia occasionally deep sea fishing love to see a few rods made for these places if possible
Thanks again mate 👍👍👍
Back in 2017 I broke 2 of my favorite rods. Both were 20 year old St. Croix rods. One was a flipping stick and the other was a cranking rod. I decided to replace them with MHX rods from Mud Hole. Mud Hole has a black Friday sale were you can buy rod build kits and blanks for 50-75% off regular price. I chose to reuse the guides and reel seat off my broken rods so all I need to buy were the 2 blanks, 2 eva butt caps, 2 eva grips, a 100 yard spool of wrapping thread, and epoxy finish (1 oz hardener, 1 oz resin). The hardest part of building the rods was keeping the guides towards tip from moving. The blanks were very thin and the guides were single foot. I paid around $105 to build 2 new rods and I have caught hundreds of bass on both of them.
Great content, I'm so ready for the class. Let go Slaying
Great new twist Chris. Thanks Big Show for making it look easy. I've been thinking about doing this for a long time and I think it's time to start.
Yeah it's a fun New direction.
I mentioned a few years ago that rod building would be great addition to the channel. It’s going to be fun👍🏻
Nice work! He does make it look easy and it is. I’ve been doing mine for a while and it’s yet another addiction, you will love it!
yeah he can turn em out!
Nice addition to your channel. I’ve been doing rods for a while but always enjoy learning everything I can. You’ve helped me thru plastics holler at me if you need anything in the rod department
Good stuff Chris and Big Show🤙🏻
Anyone in the SE Texas(Houston/Beaumont)area, Fishing Tackle Unlimited has a rod building class every year. Very good instructors and quality components.I believe they use Mudhole products.
Yeah rod building is a fun fun world...thanks for watching.
Good thing I live around there
Great tutorial !!! liked the fact you used a bobbin to wrap your guides instead of a wrapper, liked that tubing for guide placement. Where did you get the tubing ? I may try that approach. Thanks again, great video !!!
thanks this helped me out alot I have a rod kit picked out on mud hole .Now I can order it after I seen you do it Thanks again
Awesome video I truly enjoyed watching. My finesse go to got to be drop shot and shakey head fishing.
Love how he simplified every step, I have a rod I have to put together from mud hole, this helps a ton
I really like the rods being very clean, one color, to me that is so nice. To me to many colors can really mess things up. Nice job.
Wish I had the guts to build my own rods
Top video fellas Thankyou for the information
He made rod building look easy. I know it's not just from repairing broken rods. What gets me is the price of blanks. Not as cheap as I would have thought. Great video.
not "cheap" but youll build a $250 rod for $100.
U got me making my own bait, now your going to get me making my own rods! Great fun video. Very informative!
Haha tackle building comes in many forms lol... thanks for watching.
@@WorldsWorstFishing would be cool to see a price point also on total cost of building the rod? Also do you know what that machine is called? I want to look it up lol.
@@adamsfishingchannel514 yeah I'll be driving into those topics for sure...it's a automatic wrapper thing they sell...just go to their website.
@@WorldsWorstFishing cool thanks!
Great video. I learned a couple tips for my next build. Looking forward to seeing you build yours.
thanks ernest
Awesome video! Thank you for showing us the ropes!
Have you tried orthodontic rubber bands to hold the guides instead of the tube?
Fuji makes a great winding check that fills in the gap at the reel seat hood threads. it also centers your reel seat to the blank. Try it out.
Nice overall build video. I build my own rods with Mudhole products and they fish great! I'll never buy a commercial rod again. Once you get your first one built you'll feel the same way, Chris. ;-)
yeah I agree man
Amazing content mate!
Thank you for showing the rest of us "fishing mortals" your godly secrets.
Great work! nothing like a personalized rod, it feels way better when you fish.
i am so impressed and jealous at the same time. You guys are just awesome.
thanks so much man
I've been thinking about doing it forever. Now I REALLY want to try building my own rods! Love those punch bugs!
yeah its a great hobby and you will build a better rod than anything you are paying $200 for in a store.
This video was much better than the actual Mud Hole videos. Very nice
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Nice video. Any input on size selection/number of guides and glueing the tip?
I have learned a new technique and an easier way to thread the guides. What exactly was the tubing again and where to get it? Instead of using tape for arbors under the reel seat, I use fiberglass mesh, used for sheetrock mud. Epoxy can get down there really good. I personally find the spine first before I put anything on the blank. Great video and I am glad that you are going to be doing more videos about rod building. Never quit learning.
thanks...hope you'll tune in for future videos
Very well made video and rod!! 👌
Interesting seeing a bass rod built so quick. Mudhole is a great resource it looks like for you guys. I don't do much freshwater fishing but I build my own rods for the salt. It's definitely much more expensive than this but the basics are the basics! I do like to put more into the aesthetics though. I figure if I'm building a rod that's custom for me I should customize it. Having a perfectly fitted rod makes a huge difference when you're on a big fish.
Hey Terry, quick question. I noticed you didn't use winding checks above the fighting butt, below the handle and above the fore grip? How come?
Well now I gotta get a rod building kit and been watching marling baits might have to try to make a lure too
Question, whdodo you use a long Boaring drill bit for the hand and rear butt pieces, excuse my ignorance as I'm just starting.and notice every builder uses those, wouldn't a drill bit half that size be suffice?
Cheers
Matt
Man that is a sweet hammer terry! Think you got me hooked. Does mud hole sell the spinning machine?
I have a friend who builds my rods for me, and he uses mud hole rods. Love them. But I think you just made me decide to purchase the kit and start building my own. Would like to know if you could tell me where you get that tubing from. Would really appreciate it. Thanks, Larry
GREAT VID, is there a particular laser you use?
I enjoyed the video.. but some info would be helpful.. where did you get the rotisserie rod holder? Do you recommend a brand of epoxy? The thread.. what are the specifics on that? Thanks
All of those items come from Mudhole...I will speak more on this as I do more rod content. This is just the first one.
That was a great video! Makes me want to look into building my own! Looks really easy, but of course guys like him tend to make look that way...
Yeah I'm sure when I try one all on my own that it won't be easy haha...but Terry says after a few rods you'll be able to turn em out no problem.
I've built four, and if you're just going by what Big Show did, then it really is simple. All the really elaborate decorative wraps are beautiful, and that is where the hobby really becomes art.
Great vid! I'm interested into getting into rod building as well.
My oldest boy wants to make his own rod, thanks for the great video I am subscribing so we can keep up with your work.
Wow just seeing this out of the box th-cam.com/users/postUgkxQr1yd4Zc6qJF-scTB6Zb9dQbVpviuRxB recommend I have yet to fish with this set up, but based on the first hands on appeal, I can tell this is going to change the way i pack and carry to a whole new level. If you fish like i do, you know the smaller and less stuff the better. I’ve added a photo of just some of my gear so you can see how serious i am about fishing.
Can’t wait to see. After making my own plastics it makes me want to make all my own stuff Jigs, drop shot weights, and rods so on.
yeah there are so many different areas of tackle making to dive into...hard to do them all tho ha
Great video, keep up the good work.
What type and size lathe is he using? I'd sure like to start making my own rods too. What company does he use to order his rods and parts for his builds?
Where do you get the decals ?? Been trying to find some. Thanks in advance
Where can I find those drill attachments you got to hallow the grips?
Where do you find that tubing to slip on the rod blank ? Thanks
Next time be sure to show how the eye layout works. Another great video guys.
Yeah I'll have much more content on this stuff going forward.
Thank you so much. About to build my first.
It’s a similar technique gluing brass tubes into pen blanks. I usually scratch the tube up to improve the glue’s grip strength. Is that not necessary for fishing poles?
Rev. David Willerup if done properly, yes, you rough up the blank to improve adhesion.
hey this is a dumb question but what type of tubing do you use and where can I possibly find it
i was thinking if its possible to put some epoxy on the threads instead of the tape
I’ve yet to build a rod that needed the guides in the exact same place on each blank. I get them close and then load test and check for hard transitions. It keeps for a smoother casting and loading rod. Spiral wrapping quizzes is the only way to go anyway.
Hello,
whats the Brand‘s Name that he recommends at 0:45 ?
Is there a chart that you use for guide placement?
Somewhere down the road I want you to tackle a spiral or acid wrapped rod. I have made a ton of rods but never tried the spriral wrap where the guides start on top but gradually work their way around to the bottom of the rod. That would eliminate that constant tip wrapping you get when you are working a lure at warp speed. If you apply yourself to rod building the way you do your pouring you are going to turn out some pretty rods.
Yeah hopefully I can get good at it over time
Hey chris, 2 questions for you, what colors would u mix to make the strike king blue fleck color? ( kvd fineness worms come in that color, its like a translucent purple, redish) second if you check out the strike king rage swimmer there is a color called pro blue red pearl, how do you get the colors to come out like that if your mold is 2 cavity sharing the sprue? Thanks chris your channel is great
Whats is the thread called and where do you get it? Thanks great video very informative.
it's called prowrap, get it from mudhole!
can we get details on the jig you used for your rod?
What is your honest opinion on the quality of the MHX rods? What do they compare to?
Dude did not ream out his grips nearly enough, you don't want your grip/real seat paste to all be pushed out as it was shown in the video, also he did not score the blank to prevent grip paste failure, also there are seams on those winn grips, so position does matter, also dont use goof off on your blanks, use isopropyl alcohol to clean grease and epoxy. Additionally give your grips an hour plus to set up before messing with them. Other than that he did most everything else correctly, but then again in building rods there are no wrong or right answers, you do it your own way, but those small additions will make a huge difference in durability.
I'll be sure and pass your criticisms along lol...but seriously just like you said, the beauty is you can do it however you want. being a touring pro angler he puts his rods through alot more use than most of us do and he gets the performance he wants doing it the way he does.
Oh man.... I've never built a rod before but I cringed when he used goof off on everything.
No need to scuff the blank. No need to take out any more material than he did with those Winn style grips.
@@fishingthe262 That is simply not true, what you are saying makes no sense. Winn Grips are more or less no different from EVA grips on the inside diameter, the blank is painted with a gloss finish. thread/grip finishing epoxies, be it rod paste, pro koat, flex coat etc, is not going to penetrate this finish, and has nothing to adhere to other than itself. Also the gap is critical , reaming material allows greater area for the epoxy paste to propogate through, be it the pores of the EVA or the scoring marks. Thats why scoring the blank, and reaming the grips is so important, if you dont do these things, then when you hook into an 8lb bass or a 15 lb snakehead, and your rod undergoes torsion, the epoxy will break away from the finish the second it gets the chance to do so. On smaller diameter blanks this becomes super critical, an ultralight for example on average wont last a month without grip/butt/seat torsion failure unless it has been reamed properly and scored to accept the epoxy. You are a 'rod builder' according to your channel, so these are things you should already know..
YOA Ownage HD you’re 100 percent incorrect. I’ve been building custom rods for quite some time. I’ve never once scuffed a blank and EVA and WINN should fit snug. I’ve never had a handle fail to this day.
can you elaborate on the laser use?
Killer video as always man keep up the good work. Looking forward for the next vid!
thank you man
Where do you go for the blanks?
Terry is the man!
yeah hes an aswesome guy
Whats the company you get the rods from?
What size and how many guides do you recommend for a 7'0 Medium XF bait caster?
10+1
I bought the Ugly Stick GX2. It's a 4 piece rod but sometimes when I cast it, it flies to pieces. No matter how hard I push the rods together it still comes apart. I was thinking of taping the sections with Gorilla Glue tape. At least so my rod won't fly into the water.
thanks for the video, great to watch terry build a rod, picked up a lot of great tips. what size rubber tube does terry use?
the rubber tubes come with the set...they are different sizes so they fit the blank all the way down.
Now I do have a question I do build my own rods but I do them quite different because I spiral my guides but if I’m building a rod for a friend and they don want it spiraled I’ll find the spine and line the guides along on the spine but the look of it you put the guides on the other side of the guides why?
Very cool, nice rod.
Is there a machine I can buy to make my decals? All the machines I can find prints letters but with a clear background I can’t find a small decal machine that doesn’t have a background
Where do you buy your guides?
So do you not spine your rods ?
How do you know how many guides to use, what size, and the right spacing?
you get to choose...mudhole can probably advise you on it too.
Mud hole has a guide spacing chart on their website.
I usually tape on guides and run line through them and give the rod a good bend an adjust the guides so it doesn’t touch the blank.
@@donaldbabbitt9237 Thanks.
Great video
Pretty cool!! Whats the sensitivity on one of these?
It depends on the blank used
Where did you get the actual rod/pole?
Awesome tutorial my brothas!!! A question, where can one get the tubing??
You can usually find it at lowes or home depot, "surgical tubing"
Whats a rod like that run for? Love the ounchbugs btw
To build this rod would cost about $85 I believe...to buy a rod of that quality in a sore is $200. They are very very nice blanks and components.
@@WorldsWorstFishing only 85? Whut.. Buttt then what will it cosf me shippin to NL in 1 piece hahaha
Very Good thank you!!
Those are sweet now hook me up with your first rod lol!! Going to be cool watching you build some of those I always thought that would be neat to learn how to do.
Haha yeah I hope I can get decent at it
I’m sure you will man you’re definitely probably the best custom bait maker I have seen. Watched a lot of videos and you’re legit!!
Keren banget caranya ,
Salam kenal dari Indonesia
How much does all the material cost?
What would you estimate the cost of the rod you just built
where can i get info on how many guides to use and guide spacing?
mudhole has videos on that...I havent researched it too much yet
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Awesome video 🤙 greetings from Australia. New sub!
What is the name of the epoxy on the thread
Were would one find these rod blanks at sir?
Mudhole
Hello Sir! From were I can get carbon blank like your?
mudhole.com
great video
Where do you get that tube from
Awesome! Likes and subscribed!👍