Notes

Bamboo Rods For Fly Fishing

<p>A good bamboo fly fishing rod material is the best. It has more strength than steel or solid woods, as well as lightness and pliancy.</p>
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<p>It was once possible for rod makers and anglers to distinguish male and female Calcutta from Tonkin "canes." However, Calcutta is rare today and is just a trade name. Good bamboo of all types is harder to obtain, and a good chunk of Tonkin is much better than an indifferent Calcutta. However, male Calcutta is thought to be better than either the Tonkin or female. The African cane or steel vine is the most affordable split cane. It is light in color and can be made into inexpensive bamboo fly fishing sticks.</p>
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<h2>Fly Fishing Rods: Six-Strand and Eight-Strand Bamboo</h2>
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<p>Assume you are familiar with the process of bamboo being split and then glued together to make use of the hard outer enamel. This reduces the size of the pieces. Although some rods are made out of bamboo, which is split into six (hexagonal), and eight (octagonal), more people prefer the six-strip design. While some claim the eight strip has better action, it is more like a true cylindrical. However, this theory seems more theoretical and practical than actual. Eight strip rods are more likely to have tiny tips due to the greater glue needed to keep the pieces together. The eight-strip rod is more expensive than the six-strip rod. Anglers who want a round bamboo fly fishing pole will prefer them to the six-strip planed down because planing can injure a rod. A well-made six-strip rod is a good choice.</p>
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<h2>Bamboo Fly Fishing Rods - Special Features</h2>
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<p>Bamboo fly fishing rod design is unique. The double-built rods are made up of two layers of split and glue bamboo. They are lighter and stronger than regular rods, and they are well-suited for salmon fishing. However, single-hand fly rods do not need them. An English innovation is the steel centre rod. This rod consists of a fine piece tempered steel that runs as a core through sections made of regular split Bamboo. The rod's makers claim that this design gives it superior casting power while adding only one ounce to its weight. This construction is popular with heavy fishing friends who have rods similar to this.</p>
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<p>American maker provides a rod with "twisted bamboo", which, he claims, equalizes the strain to produce better action. I have never used this rod so cannot comment on its merits. Perry Frazer, author of "Amateur Rodmaking," has good things to say about it.</p>
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