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Hi.I have only been fly fishing for about two years so don't know a lot about rods etc.My brother has given me a Kinetic fly rod by Jura. it dosn't say mickak on it so do not think it is one of the cheap Chinese ones,but cannot find any reference to it or Jura anywhere.other writing on rod is PLM-1 graphite, power light matrix... Of course the size,weight etc.. thanks for any info

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Hi tcman and welcome to Anglers' Net.

 

I moved this topic to a location where more people will see it so hopefully you will get an answer or three.

" My choices in life were either to be a piano player in a whore house or a politician. And to tell the truth, there's hardly any difference!" - Harry Truman, 33rd US President

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thanks for moving it newt but no replies,can you move it to fly fishing forum,thanks again Richard.

 

Done :)

 

And welcome to Anglers Net Richard.

John S

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They were available at one time on ebay in large numbers.Think most were resonably cheap rods.Most likely source was China as that is where the vast majority of rods come from,even some of the more expensive makes,also reels.

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They were available at one time on ebay in large numbers.Think most were resonably cheap rods.Most likely source was China as that is where the vast majority of rods come from,even some of the more expensive makes,also reels.

Thanks Chuby. Well my brother paid quite a lot for it,From a shop though, i thought he was done but wont tell him,its not a bad rod anyway. Cheers again.

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