91stranger
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So somehow with the mess of Christmas presents that were piling up in my closet for the past few months before Christmas my new fishing pole got broken. It was my fault for not putting it in the garage but somehow the pole got in between my crossbow and must have got moved and broken. Anyway, after looking online on how to fix this I found nothing. So I had to tap into my "redneck ingenuity" and give it a shot. I ended up using heat shrink tubing in a few layers and then cut the metal handle off one of those cheap harbor freight brushes (the ones that are $2 for 100 pack) and I wrapped it as tight as possible and then put some more heat shrink around it. Haven't gone fishing with it yet but I took the tip and I bent it as if I caught a biggun' and it stayed true and showed no signs of breaking. I would like to re-do this and clean it up some more but here is what it looks like. Beats having a broken pole.
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