[billystix custom rods]

thanks eman
and yes the guides are what is important in the use of braid line, the normal guides are ok for a while then they become a problem, the line starts to break and you cant figure out why, well that's when you start looking for a bad guide, the very simplest way to find a crack or some type defect in a normal guide's ring is to take a cotton ball and twist and rub it all around the guide inside and outside , if there is a crack or a bad place the cotton will stick to it and you have found your bad spot.
but if you use titanium guides you will never have this problem but remember i said titanium "" not titanium coated"" this is a knock off it , fairly good but it's not the real thang. thats why i use the real mc coy they cost an arm and leg but well worth the effort, whats more important is the quality that you have given your customer at a very reasonable price when you have them put on a custom billystix rod, i am lucky to have been choosen to be a distrubter for the titanium guides so there fore the price is a heck of a lot bebber for you the customer.
the titanium guides are very light weight and yet they are strong, these guides only help the spiral become a more fisheable fishing rod and it works very well, i will venture to say by this time next year you cajuns are going to very impressed with the billystix spiral rods, yes i said a year because it will most likley take me a year to get my point across and i first must prove my self before i can hope to prove that i build a first class rod bbut this is not a problem because i do not intind to tuck tail and run, i am just going to keep on posting and preching and sooner or later the folks that get the spiralstix will speak up and help me out then it will become common knowledge that billystix custom spiral rods are truly what he says they are.
thanks guys
stix