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Originally Posted by bd-
My experience with custom rods has been that they usually sell for a price that's a little too high for what you're really getting. Most of the time, you can purchase a quality name-brand rod for the same price that will perform better (and come with extras like a warranty that replaces the rod at a low price if you break it).
Most good custom rods get made on the same blanks as the name-brand rods anyway.
If you want something really unique or unusual, a custom rod may be the way to go, but for most fishing applications a mid-to-high end name brand will do you just as well.
That's my opinion anyway.
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Thanks for your input. Never owned what would be known as a high end rod. Something else for me to think about.
Regards