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I know this is alot to ask but im lookingo for someone to make me a 6'6 or 7 foot medium action spinning rod to use mostly for soft plastics and jerkbaits..now the hard part i dont want to spend more than 70$ is thats possible. Sorry this is probaly the wrong place to post this but i wasnt really sure. Thanks!

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Boett43,

I know this is alot to ask but im lookingo for someone to make me a 6'6 or 7 foot medium action spinning rod to use mostly for soft plastics and jerkbaits..now the hard part i dont want to spend more than 70$ is thats possible.
:)

On a 7' a St.Croix 2S70MF med action custom build, $70 is what you would pay for the blank... ;)

Good Luck & Tight Lines!!!  

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haha do you think it will even be possible it dosent have to that high quality of a brand...

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I don't think you understand what all goes into a rod build.

You need to read some....DG Rod Works... ;)

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I know this is alot to ask but im lookingo for someone to make me a 6'6 or 7 foot medium action spinning rod to use mostly for soft plastics and jerkbaits..now the hard part i dont want to spend more than 70$ is thats possible. Sorry this is probaly the wrong place to post this but i wasnt really sure. Thanks!

Please don't take this the wrong way but you're just dreaming.

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Boett,

Just curious, what features are you looking for that you don't think you can get in a factory rod?

Just FYI, the labor cost is usually about $100 for a basic custom... anything extra or pretty is priced a la carte on top of that.

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haha do you think it will even be possible it dosent have to that high quality of a brand...

The rod I built for fourbizz had almost $250 in parts alone. If you gave a decent rod builder all the parts for free, he couldn't afford to build the rod for $70. JMHO

Ronnie

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yeah i know it takes a ton of work i just always wanted a custom rod . but im sure i can find a factory rod that will fit what i need when i get 200$ ill be asking this ? again haha

The rod I built for fourbizz had almost $250 in parts alone. If you gave a decent rod builder all the parts for free, he couldn't afford to build the rod for $70. JMHO

Ronnie

A little off topic, but Ronnie, that stick you built him is an absolute beast!!!!  I was able to handle it and see it in action.  OMG.  Beautiful job on it!!!!!

This won't fit your budget, but you could try looking at a G-Blanks rod.  His rods start at $125.  I've heard some good comments, but have never seen or held one myself.  You'd have to do a little investigating to see if it's what you're looking for ;)

http://www.imaginationbassin.com/gblanks.htm

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yeah i know it takes a ton of work i just always wanted a custom rod . but im sure i can find a factory rod that will fit what i need when i get 200$ ill be asking this ? again haha

Maybe when you get 300.00 you mean!

You should checkout http://dudleyrods.com/ when you get $200. He does great work and for about the same price as a regular st.croix or g-loomis rod. I got my custom g-loomis IMX 844 rod from him that I just love but I paid more for mine because I got fuji titanium guides. Check him out and he will work with you on what you want.

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