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Fishing Forum 09-17-2011, 08:56 PM
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Recycling A Broken Rod?

I recently broke the middle section of my rod and I doubt it'd be economic to replace it, or even if it'd even be possible. It's not like it was an expensive one anyway, although it did do great service over plenty of years and I caught plenty of very decent fish with it.

Is there any other option anyone knows of apart from just chucking it away? Is there any way it could be recycled, or is there some other thing I could use the two unbroken sections for?
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Fishing Forum 09-17-2011, 08:58 PM
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Re: Recycling A Broken Rod?

use it as a pointing stick! otherwise useless i believe (well after 20+ years of fishing i dont recall any use for a broken rod).
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Re: Recycling A Broken Rod?

plenty of good rods on flea bay, gotta sift through the addys to find them, good luck
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Re: Recycling A Broken Rod?

if its a clean break you can glue and sleeve it from the inside with another piece of rod then whip over the break to neaten it done it before on a rod for a mate works ok
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Re: Recycling A Broken Rod?

Well you never know - there could be someone out there who is looking for one or other of the two un broken sections - why not advertise it on here just so people know what you've got?
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h dave you must love your tomatoes lol
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Re: Recycling A Broken Rod?

Cut it up into various little lengths, about 6cm each and you can use these little tubes as bread punches in a range of sizes. Press it into the slice of bread, twist, remove and nick your hook straight into the disc of bread so baiting your hook and lifting the bread disc out of the punch in one go.
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Re: Recycling A Broken Rod?

[quote=Maceo;240338]I recently broke the middle section of my rod

yep just broke my middle section this afternoon (gutted) teaching my missus to cast ,just thought id try to get over 200 yards ,crack
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Re: Recycling A Broken Rod?

I made a nice throwing stick for feeding maggots, casters etc. one handed whilst I had a rod/Pole in my other hand, out of an old fibreglass fishing rod handle once.

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