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    Split cane rod

    Thanks David, Your pal must have been devastated at his fall. I know I would. They are a thing of beauty just to look at let alone all the enjoyment they bring. I meant to add I lost my little stopper for the butt joint which was upsetting. Even that had style & would love to get one if they can...
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    Split cane rod

    Hi Paul, your comments got my juices flowing to sort out my old MK1V with broken tip. Your comments about your first rod strikes a cord as well. As a schoolboy my local tackle shop in Islington, London (It was just behind the Saddlers Wells Ballet theatre) sold me with hard earned pocket money a...
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    Split cane rod

    That name do's ring a bell. I only went there for the rod once as he had one in stock. I'm a Holborn boy myself so a true city cockney. Only later in around 1958 did we move out to East Dulwich so not a million miles away from Bexley. After living in Holborn moving to Dulwich we thought we had...
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    Split cane rod

    Well after a day yesterday of getting knackered by the Grandchildren I today searched the tackle shack & found the MK1V. To my surprise it was still in it's original if somewhat tatty B James brown rod bag. Even better when I got it out all the pieces were ther with it. Looking at the amount of...
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    Split cane rod

    Hi Chaps, found this thread & it got my mind thinking. I have an old MK 4 B James split cane rod I bought in 1963 at a tackle shop in Bexley in London. I used to use it on the Hampshire Avon & Dorset Stour in the 1960 Barbel fishing. That was the days when Hempseed ruled. Bait droppers full of...
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