happy spiralstix owner(billystix)
Posted: September 9th, 2003, 4:33 am
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Registered: May 2003
Location: Sugar Land, TX
Posts: 39
Flounder stix Billy, if it's built anything like the redfish rod that you built for me, any angler would be proud to own one. After we talked about exactly what I wanted in a rod, length, action, color, guides, handle length, etc... I knew that I was speaking with a true rodcrafter, not just a rod wrapper. I have seen several custom rods that folks have paid a lot of money for that didn't compare to my Billy Stix in either craftsmanship or style. I was a little apprehensive about the Spiral wrap but your assurance that it would aid in fighting the big guys has proved to be true. No twist, no stress, I just let the rod whip the fish. I like to fish for trout and reds but I love to eat flounder and I would be proud to own a FlounderStix.
Billy, your generosity is outstanding. Thanks again for supporting our favorite Texas conservation groups.
Registered: May 2003
Location: Sugar Land, TX
Posts: 39
Flounder stix Billy, if it's built anything like the redfish rod that you built for me, any angler would be proud to own one. After we talked about exactly what I wanted in a rod, length, action, color, guides, handle length, etc... I knew that I was speaking with a true rodcrafter, not just a rod wrapper. I have seen several custom rods that folks have paid a lot of money for that didn't compare to my Billy Stix in either craftsmanship or style. I was a little apprehensive about the Spiral wrap but your assurance that it would aid in fighting the big guys has proved to be true. No twist, no stress, I just let the rod whip the fish. I like to fish for trout and reds but I love to eat flounder and I would be proud to own a FlounderStix.
Billy, your generosity is outstanding. Thanks again for supporting our favorite Texas conservation groups.