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Cork handle coming apart

Bream Master
in Fishing Rods, Reels, Line, and Knots

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Guys,

Is this the end of the life for my rod?  The cork is coming off more with each use.  What are some solutions?

Thanks.

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    • Super User

    The cork on my six year old G.Loomis came loose last spring. Although ReelMech said it could be fixed, both he and G.Loomis suggested I have it replaced rather than repaired. The XPeditor program cost $50 and I had a new rod in a couple of days.

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    Although ReelMech said it could be fixed, both he and G.Loomis suggested I have it replaced rather than repaired.
    Bream Master,

    Yup sure did. The grip can be repaired but it is costly and time consuming. If it is a Loomis I would have the rod replaced. If it is another manufacturer' I would contact them about warranty replacement of the rod..  

    Good Luck & Tight Lines!!!  

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