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

    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 ?
    Relaxed and now a Full Time Trout Bum, Est. 2024

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    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.



    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Molcsan View Post
    So much could be said just by the title , I got a bunch of one liners
    but I digress --

    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 ?
    Where you go is less important than how you take the steps.
    Fish with a Friend,
    Lotech Joe


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

    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
    David Merical
    St. Louis, MO

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

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    Jan's Net craft has them
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    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
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    Is it any wonder why I love this site???
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    Post a photo once you get it made...
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    As soon as I hear from Joe, I'll get right on it Steve!
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