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Old 11-03-11, 04:52 PM   #1
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I think most people have a misconception about why a multi-section rod is less sensitive. It is not the "break" in the continuous fibers from the tip to the butt. The main problem with multi-section rods is the weight and location of the ferrule. 3 and 4-section rods are even worse in that regard. The ferrules throw the balance of the rod off. To restore proper balance, you have to add many times the weight of the ferrules to the butt. This increase in weight coupled with only a slight increase in stiffness decreases the overall sensitivity of the rod.

There are still some very nice travel rods out there though. They do have their place and I wouldn't hesitate to use one if I weren't too lazy to go crawling through the brush.

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Old 11-03-11, 05:13 PM   #2
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