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Deep Dropping

Deep Dropping The SPJ Approach In this article, I will share my experiences with slow-pitch jigging in deep waters, typically ranging from 150m to 300m (500-1000ft) depths. While it might appear straightforward to simply use a heavier jig, successful... Continue reading
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Rod Failure by Tom Kirkman, Rod Maker Magazine

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Anatomy of a SPJ rod

As anglers, we know the right equipment is essential when landing that trophy catch.  Likewise, having the right rod is crucial to success in slow-pitch jigging.  At Temple Reef, we have spent countless hours researching and testing our rods... Continue reading
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Common SPJ Rod Breakage Issues – How We Improved Our Rods and Eliminated Tip Wraps

Common SPJ Rod Breakage How We Improved Our Rods and Eliminated Tip Wraps Over the years, many fishing enthusiasts have experienced breakages with their SPJ rods, particularly near the rod’s tip, which is at its thinnest and most vulnerable,... Continue reading
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WHAT IS “NANO-CARBON”

In many instances, fancy terminology is employed for marketing purposes when it comes to product offerings. Regrettably, these terms often lead to misunderstandings due to their vague definitions. Take, for instance, the case of “Nano-Carbon” rods, which are asserted... Continue reading
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The Quill Project – Chapter 2

THE QUILL PROJECT CHAPTER 2 PROJECT TEAM Leading this project is Dr Stephen Daynes, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering.  Dr Daynes specialises in composite structures and advance finite element analysis and optimisation techniques. Supervising... Continue reading
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The Quill Project – Chapter 1

THE QUILL PROJECT Chapter 1 THE HOLY GRAIL Fishermen all over the world are seeking lighter and stronger equipment. Nobody wants to use equipment that is heavy and cumbersome.   It is easy to make fishing rods stronger simply by... Continue reading