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    Default Two Piece or One Piece Rods.


    Looking at Two piece or One piece blanks for sensitive.?
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    I think it goes back to the blank. A great 2pc blank will be more sensitive than a crappy 1pc.

    That said, I really don't think the number of pieces is an issue anymore. The standard fly rod is 4-piece, and you can even buy 6 and 7-piece travel rods. Most of the major fly companies don't even make 2pc rods anymore. Ferrules today are light years beyond what they used to be.
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    Looking at ordering another Rod.Looking at a two piece Ultra lite 7' St Croix.The Two piece easier to Travel with.Thanks.

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    My preference (mostly because of saltwater days) is one piece - strength (especially with big fish), weight, and sensitivity. Don't have to check or realign rod sections.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LedHed View Post
    My preference (mostly because of saltwater days) is one piece - strength (especially with big fish), weight, and sensitivity. Don't have to check or realign rod sections.
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