Adding a Hook Keeper to Your Fishing Rod
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- This video highlights adding a hook keeper to a customers existing fly rod, and then adding a little cork sealer in a cracked portion of the handle.
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Great tutorial. I am prepping to install hook keepers on a couple rods and seeing the process step-by-step def helps. U-40 or polyurethane for cork sealing has worked great for me too. Thank you.
Thank you and I’m glad you found the video useful. Also, U-40 is my go to for cork sealer. Thank you for watching and commenting.
I've tried a few different cork sealers. I've tried Danish oil, some cork cork floor sealers, mod podge, Kelly's, and U40...u40 is the best to me. Keeps the cork looking and feeling natural but protects it.
Yes, I love U-40 Cork Sealer as well. Best on the market in my opinion. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌈 sprinkles.
"Patina" beautiful wear and tear!!
is vintage the word you were looking for to describe the looks of the handle?
Patina is what I meant to say Al.
I think the word you seek is "patina". (produced by oxidation over a long period)
Yes Dave, I meant to say patina. Thank you for watching and commenting.
I may have missed your mention of it but is there any rhought of where to place the hook keeper depending upon fly, spin, or casting rod or left or right handed angler?
Those are great questions and things one could consider when installing a hook keeper. That being said, I also think there is a lot of personal preference that can go into that decision as well. You and I could have the exact same set up on a rod, but want the hook keeper in different spots, or maybe not even wanting one at all. Thank you for watching and commenting.