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Has anyone ever fished with a cape fear rod? I have seen them on the market for several years now, and I have seen the blanks on sale every now and them. They are a hexagon shaped rod like the bambo rods but are a composite of some sort. Thery say that they are spineless, which makes wrapping just one step easier. I keep think of trying one to wrap, just wondering how they are as a rod over all.

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