In need of a butt plug

I recently inherited and Browning Silaflex Graphite, 8 1/2’ 6/7. The plug on the butt end of the reel seat is missing and I’m wondering if anyone here might know where I could find one. It’s an old school rod and acts more like fiberglass than graphite, but I like it and look forward to using it more. The reel seat is one of those plastic looking graphite seats, and the opening is about 9/16".

Thanks ahead.

So much could be said just by the title , I got a bunch of one liners
but I digress --:slight_smile:

How about a rubber cork mill it to fit. Most hardwire stores have various sizes
or make one of wood. That could make it rather nice looking as well…

Good luck sounds like a nice slow action rod.

How you be Joe ?

Better than I deserve Steve. Better than I deserve. And yes, I’m probably going to get a hardwood dowel and mill it down to size.

I assume you’ve done a web search and did NOT find what you were looking for? :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

I searched Browning…I just come up with Bass Pro Shops. Did they buy Browning? But…there is a Browning Fishing website for Europe, and they offer spare parts. Not sure if they will have what you are looking for, but it might be worth a shot?
http://www.browning-fishing.com/SparePartService.html

I would just do a search of google, put what size and color your looking for and I bet something will pop up

Jan’s Net craft has them

Hey Joe
I might have one of the Netcraft plugs laying around the rod shop. When I get home Monday I wil look. If I do, I will send it to you. If you want something fancier, I can make you one from cork, rubberized cork or highly figured wood. No charge of course for an old fishing buddy. Just let me know…

Brad

Is it any wonder why I love this site???

Post a photo once you get it made…

As soon as I hear from Joe, I’ll get right on it Steve!
Brad

Sorry , I meant this for Joe as I thought he would make his own,

But that is a nice offer you gave him for sure

Looks like Kaboom1 is going to fix me up. Thanks Brad.

Try a wtb ad on the classic fly rod forum. Be sure to include any dimensions that you can.