Custom Rods by Otterods

[s2k4mee]

Welcome my two newest addition to the family, enjoy =D

 

Spinning Rod Specifications

BLANK – Phenix UMBX-S606L-B

SEAT – Matagi blue VSS

FORE GRIP – KDPS with Matagi CB-K16SM

REAR GRIP – Matagi EVSS16-SPb EVA split grip

GUIDES – Fuji Concept SiC guides

THREAD COLORS – Blue

KEEPER – Drop shot keeper. Right side

DECAL - Princess Limmilicious

OTHER DETAILS – Blue Matagi accessories (K16LR, CBTOP, D16FR, HTWCB’s), Matagi balancer, blue woven tube in split grip area.

 

REEL - Pflueger Patriarch 9530

 

 

Casting Rod Specifications

BLANK – NFC MB 665-1 HM extended to 7’ with carbon fiber woven tube

SEAT – Matagi Andromeda ECS

FORE GRIP – KDPS with Matagi CB-K16SM

REAR GRIP – Matagi EACS-SPb split EVA grip

GUIDES – Fuji Concept SiC guides spiral wrapped to the reel handle side. Left side

THREAD COLORS – Purple

KEEPER – Drop shot keeper. Right side

DECAL – Princess Limmilicious

OTHER DETAILS – Purple Matagi accessories ( K16LR, RSR, CBTOP, D16FR, HTWCB’s), Matagi balancer

 

REEL

Custom Daiwa Steez 100HLA painted by Calfish

Upgraded Carbontex drag

Upgraded Boca bearings

Ito carbon fiber handle

Bassart Knob GRK101 Purple

 

[e-z-out]

Sweet

[aplumma]

Is that a pergo floor or is it real wood. Nice rod just messin with you.

 

 

Art

[EC1]

Wow these are beautiful setups. Hope you get some monsters with them!

[BillM]

Hopefully the second setup is for a woman.

[misfish]

Very SWEET.

 

Can I ask,,,,,,,,

 

What is the warranty ?

Edited August 27, 2011 by Misfish

[Gregoire]

NIce setups. I have a patriarch 9525 that I have on a st. croix avid, but am not really happy with it. Have you had the spinning rod on the water yet?

[GBW]

Can any dude fish with you and borrow the spinning combo? If so, can I come fishing? don't mine the tape I put over the decal of "Princess Limmilicious" while I borrow that combo. So are we good?

 

Either way, NICE gear you got for yourself!

[GBW]

NIce setups. I have a patriarch 9525 that I have on a st. croix avid, but am not really happy with it. Have you had the spinning rod on the water yet?

sounds like a date to me...

 

ah no, here we go I'm makeing more work for Art again today so someone else bail me out!

[Gregoire]

sounds like a date to me...

 

ah no, here we go I'm makeing more work for Art again today so someone else bail me out!

 

Not going to comment on that...but those are some mighty nice rods

[nexstar]

wow. those setups are awesome. I see that you have some nice toys in the background too.

[mbosh1980]

Is it the beers I've had this aft, or do the guides on the casting rod not line up?

Nice setups anyway

Edit: now that I read the description it seems like it is done on purpose...curious as to why?

Edited August 27, 2011 by Bosh

[fishinguypat]

(mouth drooling)

[Roy]

Is it the beers I've had this aft, or do the guides on the casting rod not line up?

Nice setups anyway

Edit: now that I read the description it seems like it is done on purpose...curious as to why?

 

The concept has been around for a long long time and is possibly the best method of guide placement on a conventional (read baitcasting) rod. When a rod is under load with a heavy fish, having the last guide (the tip) at the top will exert far more tension in the rod than if the tip guide was on the bottom. Less effort is needed to reel in a fish. Fewer tip fractures due to torsion at the tip of the rod.