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    Fleabay - they came out of Europe, shipping is a little high. Very tough rod - they fish for Zander & Perch with them - pretty sure they will handle Flounder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by redfin00 View Post
    I am curious,looking at getting the triple cross.Is there any custom or duty charges?thanks
    Ordered the Majorcraft triple cross 5/22/2019 pm was at post office 6/1/2019!Picked up today,really happy!thaanks Alphahawk!lol

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    Platt has the Majorcraft triple cross tcx’s free shipping on certain ones.I believe digitaka is still a bit cheaper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by redfin00 View Post
    Platt has the Majorcraft triple cross tcx’s free shipping on certain ones.I believe digitaka is still a bit cheaper.
    Congrats on the new rod. Digitaka is almost always cheaper than Plat.....and as for everyday reel prices....meaning not on sale....Digitaka wins hands down. Plat however seems to be more cordial about getting you something they don’t stock. I’ve had Digitaka balk on some items I wanted they did not stock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by redfin00 View Post
    Ordered the Majorcraft triple cross 5/22/2019 pm was at post office 6/1/2019!Picked up today,really happy!thaanks Alphahawk!lol
    You will like the Triple Cross, it is my go to weapon this year for Gills, just a lot of fun for the price! Let’s see some victims when you get it locked and loaded.
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    Default Just what have I got here ?

    I just got in a rod from Japan. I thought I had ordered a MAJOR CRAFT FINETAIL AREA FAX-602UL.
    But instead I clicked the link for this rod -- MAJOR CRAFT FINETAIL AREA FAX-602UL/G. From what
    I understand the G stands for "glass". Can you tell me what I actually have here ? What is this rod
    built for and what are its attributes, as compared to the regular version ? This rod weighs 1.8 ounces
    The tip measured with a micrometer is 1.1 mm. The package said it is "tubular model". It is labeled
    on the rod Area Stage versus the other model is Area.

    thanks kindly, Chris



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    Here's the link to Major Craft website New Finetail AREA | メジャークラフト|Major Craft Web scroll down to that rod...The specs on that rod look good...Looks like a nice rod...

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    Quote Originally Posted by doctorxring View Post
    I just got in a rod from Japan. I thought I had ordered a MAJOR CRAFT FINETAIL AREA FAX-602UL.
    But instead I clicked the link for this rod -- MAJOR CRAFT FINETAIL AREA FAX-602UL/G. From what
    I understand the G stands for "glass". Can you tell me what I actually have here ? What is this rod
    built for and what are its attributes, as compared to the regular version ? This rod weighs 1.8 ounces
    The tip measured with a micrometer is 1.1 mm. The package said it is "tubular model". It is labeled
    on the rod Area Stage versus the other model is Area.

    thanks kindly, Chris



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    Maybe Disco will chime in....he has fished UL glass rods before. It’s been more than 40 years since I’ve owned any glass. But as I said not much glass in that rod at 1.8 ounces. It is considered a hybrid....glass/graphite. It is going to be a stronger rod than the all graphite model. Used a lot by trout fisherman. The minus side to the rod is it is less sensitive than the all graphite rod. But in the end I think you have a great rod there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alphahawk View Post
    Maybe Disco will chime in....he has fished UL glass rods before. It’s been more than 40 years since I’ve owned any glass. But as I said not much glass in that rod at 1.8 ounces. It is considered a hybrid....glass/graphite. It is going to be a stronger rod than the all graphite model. Used a lot by trout fisherman. The minus side to the rod is it is less sensitive than the all graphite rod. But in the end I think you have a great rod there.

    Regards

    I thought the same thing about the weight. Maybe they just furl in a glass tip on it. Kind of like a $150 Ugly Stik

    May turn out to be a good mistake. Will be trying it out Monday and will report.

    Chris

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alphahawk View Post
    Maybe Disco will chime in....he has fished UL glass rods before. It’s been more than 40 years since I’ve owned any glass. But as I said not much glass in that rod at 1.8 ounces. It is considered a hybrid....glass/graphite. It is going to be a stronger rod than the all graphite model. Used a lot by trout fisherman. The minus side to the rod is it is less sensitive than the all graphite rod. But in the end I think you have a great rod there.
    Very interesting that they are mixing graphite and glass. Fiberglass has made a real resurgence in fly fishing in the last 5-10 years. Most of the fly rod "big boys" have come out with fiberglass models. They have a softer action than graphite and are great at protecting light lines. I suspect that, along with the strength and toughness of glass, the ability to protect line would be very useful for the very light lines the Japanese are using. Also, adding a little fiberglass to a 6-7' rod would not add that much weight to the blank.

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