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Re: Rod reviews

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Ok well I’m heading up a river on Saturday for a few days, chasing Mahseer. I’ll have company so it will be possible to video this. Should be able to edit and post the results sometime next week.

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No tampering with the video 😜
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Re: Rod reviews

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Paul Arden wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2020 8:03 am
I’ll tell you what I expect. When tuning the HT4/7 outfit the loops on the HT7 should be open. When tuning to the HT7/4 outfit the line will hit the rod on the HT4.

That’s what I expect to happen! Do you agree or disagree with this?

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Just thought about this, don't think you'll get open loops in the first case, more likely slack..

But let's see 😉
Might just do it myself too...

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Re: Rod reviews

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So what should I be doing? Throwing the same line on both? I have two MED7s.
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Re: Rod reviews

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Try that too 🙂

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Re: Rod reviews

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Hi Lasse, I'm wondering why both rods show such a similar deflection during the "loading" phase - looks like they have different lengths?
In general I think you need to make sure that the boundary conditions match to get consistent and plausible outcomes. Maybe with same length rods, one in each hand, with a rigid connection between them?
Lasse Karlsson wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2019 9:21 am

Superstiff broomstick and light line and James have shown it falls apart, but that is also so far from practical fishing that it becomes a moot point. Bellcurve applies, and the top is pretty flat.

I might have cast it, not sure 🙂

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