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Fly Fishing Rods Made From Bamboo

<p>A good bamboo fly fishing rod material is the best. Bamboo is stronger than steel and solid woods because of its lightness, strength, resiliency and pliancy.</p>
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<p>In the past, rod makers and anglers could distinguish between male and female Calcutta. However, good Calcutta is now very rare and the term "Calcutta" is a trade term. Good bamboo is difficult to come by, and a good piece is worth more than an indifferent Calcutta. But male Calcuttas are supposed to be more valuable than the Tonkin or the women. The African cane or steel vine is the most affordable split cane. It is light-colored and can be used to make inexpensive bamboo fly fishing rods.</p>
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<h2>Bamboo Fly Fishing Rods: 6 Stripe and 8 Strip</h2>
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<p>It is assumed that you already know that bamboo is cut and then glued together. This allows for the use of the hard enamel and reduces the piece's diameter. While some rods are made from bamboo that has been split into six sections (hexagonal), others have been divided into eight (octagonal), the most common construction is six strips. 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. Eight-strip rods are more expensive than six strips. If the angler is looking for a round bamboo fly fish rod, they will be better than six strips that have been planed down. Planing must cause injury to a rod. A six strip rod of good quality is generally a great choice.</p>
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<h2>Special Features Of A Bamboo Fly Fishing Rods</h2>
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<p>One of the most innovative bamboo fly fishing rods is the "double built", which is made up of two layers each of split and glued Bamboo. They are more robust and heavier than normal rods. They are also stronger and hold their shape better than regular rods. 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. This construction is claimed to have superior casting power, and only a pound more weight. Friends with rods this type are avid admirers of the construction for heavy fishing.</p>
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<p>American maker provides a rod with "twisted bamboo", which, he claims, equalizes the strain to produce better action. It is something that I haven't tried, so I can't comment on its merits. Perry Frazer from Amateur Rodmaking, however, does praise it.</p>
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