
Building your own rod wrapping jig: a step by step plan
Building a rod wrapping jig takes little more than a board, a few brackets and some felt. Here is the build plan, the tension setting and the limits of the home made version.

Building a rod wrapping jig takes little more than a board, a few brackets and some felt. Here is the build plan, the tension setting and the limits of the home made version.


Our fishing stories abroad: what worked on site, and the rods that made the journey.
The blank and assembly that suit each fish, with feedback from our rodbuilders.
















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