EP 236: Why Fishing Rods Really Break (It's Rarely Due To The Fish)

Salt Strong Fishing

Joe Simonds

Sports, Wilderness

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2020

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Did you know that most fishing rods end up breaking due to small fractures that are caused by incorrectly transporting them in the back of your truck, boat, car, etc? Yep. If you've ever had a fishing rod break while fighting a small fish (or been shocked to see it break), it's usually a result of hairline fractures caused prior to that event. Listen in as Brandon from Black Pelican Custom Rods explains more.

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0:00.0	This fish ain't it's in my soul
0:05.0	Welcome to the Salt Strong podcast
0:08.0	Disrupting fishing entertainment as you know it
0:11.0	Prepare to laugh, prepare to get to know fishing legends in a whole new and unfiltered way
0:17.0	And on occasion, you might even learn a thing or two about fishing
0:20.0	Here's your host, Joe Simons
0:23.0	Like Diamonds
0:25.0	Hello
0:27.0	Salt Strong Nation Joe Simons
0:29.0	What?
0:30.0	Diamonds back again
0:32.0	Got my boy Brandon Blackpella
0:34.0	Can custom rods? What's up brother?
0:36.0	What's going? Nice to be back
0:38.0	Yeah, speaking of that
0:40.0	If you guys missed Brandon's first appearance on here
0:44.0	Dude reaches out to me about some custom rods
0:47.0	Our boy Tony has been slaying some pretty big fish
0:50.0	And he's like, man, this is the best rod I've ever used
0:54.0	And anytime I hear someone say that, I'm like
0:56.0	But when Tony says it, I'm like, I like your little tension
0:59.0	And we had you on, you absolutely nailed it
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