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Need tips on how to save a classic Diaw?

I have a 5.5 ft Daiwa cane crop share (Hold pistil), as published meanness guides and twisted (to fix parts that are on the way), which is not the issue. Harvest is a bar, I use it for bass fishing in the light of moderate coverage, use it a lot (4-5 times a week about 25 hours a week of fishing itself). I noticed that the tip is in the folding process permanently? Do you have a foot in the grave? Can we expect the restoration of its shape? He was my grandfather and I do not want to break it. My grandfather never used, I found in storage in the packaging original. He retired fishing bobber is not realistic is that I can not stand fishing bobber due to the fact that I do not drink.

There are a number of things that can make the change you describe. It could just be the storage of the mother against the wall, but with the amount of use that does not think this is the problem. You can try to suspend the tip of the rod and see if you can help. I do not recommend storing all stems upright to avoid taking a permanent deformation. Older stems, especially in fiberglass and even in the early graphite shafts have more mellow with age because the individual fibers and resin decomposes between them deteriorates. Impossible to avoid, and use that accelerates the process. Look closely at the mother in the area of a curve to see if there is a spiral line that goes from the root. Would show of exfoliation. The layers of fabric forming the white stalk separately. They also look for discoloration or light-colored area in this field, almost like a bruise. This shows an area where the fibers are broken. Either of these will make a continuous curve and cause a complete failure at some point. White damage and mother can not must be repaired. I know there are some shops that will do, but not only does the favor. If you have made a rod for that set I would check this first, before changing guidelines that a problem. If the mother has a sentimental value, I would recommend an early retirement and a good place on the wall.

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