I need at least 30' of rod. Are these rods okay at that leangth if I purchased more than 1 kit?
1427147
I worked with 24' total without any problems. My gut feeling is that you could add two more sections without a problem. The rods are stout but flexible.
1427148
I bought 2 extra rods for 24 ft chimney and no problem in 6"flue so I think you should be ok
1427149
Yes, I bought the reg kit & extra rods and it reaches top of my chimney about 30' as well.
1427150
i used two kits instead of buying extra rods (cheaper this way) worked just fine.
1427151
You can purchase extra rods so there would be no need to buy more than one complete kit.
1427152
The length shouldn't be an issue if your drill is powerful enough to handle the load.
1427153
At, 30 feet I would be very careful and go slow until you get a good feel for the brush ,I would be leery about hitting the top of your chimney and jamming the brush and it will break if it gets stuck. Plus the hassle of then removing the brush. Light buildup would not be a problem but if you get the hard chunks of creosote I would be very careful.
581424
A lot would depend on your dock configuration and how you want to moor your boat. It's better to be longer than shorter cause you can use it various different ways. I would get a minimum 30 ft. Hope this helps.
1147177
First I would have recommended a higher drag weight on the reel. It sounds like you want heavy fish, so I would go with the 300 yds. You also may want to consider going to 50 lb. line, between your rod and the drag you can handle some pretty large fish with this set up. Remember to balance you drag with the weight recommendation of the rod builder.
1391208
You're probably better off asking the mfg but I have two 12" brushed nickel extension rods that we didn't use that you are welcomed to. Let me know if interested.
494010
You have two choices. I believe you can hang with or without the extention rod if length is an issue.
848791
You would need to send an email requesting the number of C rods you would like. We will either add those to your order or send them separately. Hope that answers your question.
563224
The limitation of 156" is pretty obvious when I pieced the 3 sections together. You may find an extension for this type of pocket rod which can give you the desired length.
1349743
I would say the answer to that is "no". My rods are smaller than that, and I had to remove the end caps to get them to fit on.
608860
There are many rod of this length. Both fresh and saltwater. My serf rods of choice are between 9 and 11 ft.I love Ugly sticks because you can use light to heavy test line and the fight is the same. If you go tall thenget something as light as you can.
151604
I don't know for sure but I would say no. The longest part of the rod that fits onto the other part is over 34'". The two different sides have to fit together. I am afraid that the curve of fitting them together might not work cutting it that short. Just my opinion.
1280230
It depends on how you will be mounting it. If you are mounting the rod using the side walls of the closet, you don't need to purchase anything extra. If the ends of the rods/shelving will not be butted up against the side walls of the closet, you will need those extra brackets. I mounted my system in a 33" wide closet. Since it touches 3 walls, I didn't need the extra/separate brackets. It comes with everything you need in that case.
496265
I really don't know, because I have only used the heavy duty rods with 130 pounds line for large tunas and wahoos and these rods would most likely be too stiff for that purpose. Btw, the top part of 3 of the 4 rods I bought came unglued and the rollers no longer align with the line coming out of the reel...
275731
You get 2 5 feet and 2 4 feet hang rods so if you use 2 8 feet rods you will only be able to use 2 , however if you use 1 8 feet and 2 4 feet you will have 3 hang rods!
1428484
Mine were 30" I needed longer, so I just put 2 together. Was still cheaper than the 5' cables. Quality was excellent.
1559825
I don't see a problem but okiaya also has 30-80 rod, the same size but stiffer. The choice would really be determined by the targeted fish. If you are going for huge makos, marlin or big tuna I would use the 30-80 but for fish under 120 # I like the 30-50.
1486714
standard is 30" of rod total about 43 inches you would have to additional rodthankssteve
991025
My tub is 58". The mounting brackets are 3" each, You insert the rod into the bracket and screw the rod in place which allows you to adjust the total length of the system. I think you should be good based upon what I can tell from mine. BTW, we are very pleased with the rods.