Sewer Times 6/9/16

[alanw]

The Jig Stop in Dana Point also does guide replacements pretty cheap. I think I paid $7 plus the cost of the guide for my Calstar and the job looks factory.

[NICKWORN]

I think your thread has been turned into a marketing page for our local tackle shops.

LMAO:

[FullFlavorPike]

You could waterski that!

[Orca Winfrey]

I'm not used to seeing POLA like that. Nice haul. I have to join you next time.

[King Saba]

Thanks guys! It was one of the best days I've had at the sewer.

Originally Posted by NICKWORN

I think your thread has been turned into a marketing page for our local tackle shops.

LMAO:

lol. Which place do you recommend to have my guide issue fixed?

Originally Posted by FullFlavorPike

You could waterski that!

Dodged a few too in fact!

[Dave Legacy]

Almost forgot to come back to this thread and tell you I was only charged $3 to replace my cracked tip-top guide at Sav-On. The only bad thing is the guide is pretty small, probably a micro, and so I'm gonna have to swap it out. Next time I'll just do it myself, haha! Craftsmanship was fine and the price was plenty fair.

[King Saba]

Thanks Dave! I'm still going back and forth between ordering a guide and doing it myself or stopping by Sav-on-tackle. Was your replaced tip Fuji?

[Dave Legacy]

Originally Posted by King Saba

Thanks Dave! I'm still going back and forth between ordering a guide and doing it myself or stopping by Sav-on-tackle. Was your replaced tip Fuji?

No idea. For the price probably not, but I have a trip to San Simeon approaching in a few days so I just needed a functional rod. I'll swap it out just as soon as I return home. Replacing a rod tip is often times as simple as hitting it with a lighter to heat the glue, removing, gluing, and replacing. Typically the wrap is decorative and starts after the tube of the tip.