Mark,
In the book I mentioned all the examples for the underwraps were for very heavy boat rods.
I was not sure if I should extend it to a 8wt. Wrapping rods in the winter gives you ample of time to play around


Rene

Mark Delaney schrieb:

Rene,
I also would recommend not doing the underwraps....I really don't see the need for them unless for aesthetics....and I've built up to 12 wt rods, without using them with no problems.
Mark


Rene Zillmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

    Tony, Allan, Iain, Dean,
    thanks for your help and advice. From your replies I learned a lot
    more
    than from the book I had!

I think I will go without the under-wraps.

Rene

iain short schrieb:

    >
    >
    > Underwraps used to be important with wood rods where movement in
    the
    > ring foot might create a week spot on the rod, buy now is more of a
    > "Status refinement". If you have the time to do it why not ?
    Looks good
    >
    > >List, sorry for bothering the list with flyfishing related topics
    > >I'm building a 8 wt rod (I already mentioned this) In a book I
    > >read the suggestion to use 'under-wraps'. The concept is to
    > >make thread wraps on the space where the guides will be placed
    later.
    >
    >
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