Fix it or bin it.

[mick dunn]

Recently whilst plugging for Bass i snapped the end section of my 4 piece 11 foot Lureflash spinning rod. 100% my own fault.

I can send the end broken section away for a replacement at a cost of £15.

Cost of the rod was over £30-what do you think.

It is a lovely rod and i would say it is up there with the Greys and Shimanos and even has its own carrying case.

Looked at some telescopics in Boyes but are very inferior.

Mick.

[Lowrider]

Depends.
Sometimes the enjoyment of working/fishing with something out weighs the cost of repair/ replacement

[sless]

its up there with hardy's aswell
they snap
and it costs £50 to get a replacement tip

[TheBigMan]

If you like the rod and the rest of it is in good nick I'd be replacing it at that price.

Failing that stick a solid glass quiver tip in the end and use it for fine work.

[mick dunn]

Cheque and broken bits in the post lads.
Don,t want to pay but its a lovely rod.
One of these days i might even notch a bass on it.

Sless £50 squids is some cash for the Hardy.