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When assembling a rod, join the top two sections first, sight down the guides to confirm they are straight, and assemble

When assembling a rod, join the top two sections first, sight down the guides to confirm they are straight, and assemble

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Tip

Tip: When assembling a rod, join the top two sections first, sight down the guides to confirm they are straight, and assemble straight from the start so a loose ferrule is easy to spot; straight guides also reduce line friction

How to do it: Assemble rods top sections first, sight guides straight, and build straight from the start to spot loose ferrules

Mistake it fixes: Assembling a rod without checking guide straightness

Why it works: Straight guides reduce friction and improve casting. Starting straight makes loose ferrules obvious.

When it matters most: Rod assembly

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