2 piece or 1 piece rod



johnr

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1 absolutely, unless you need to fit it into a tight spot.
I would never buy a 2 piecer
 

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I agree with johnr, one piece all the way. The only two piece rods I own are trolling rods and they are around 8 foot rods. Easier for storage and don't necessarily need the sensitivity of a one piece when trolling IMO.
 

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All my jigging rods are 1 piece. I have a couple 2 piece rods that I use for drowning minnows on the river but that's it.
 

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Never have tried a 1 piece. What are the benefits?
 


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one piece for jigging and rigging rods. 2 piece for the trolling rod
 

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Not that many years ago, rods with ferrules often had a "hinge" in the action. That's not much of a problem any more. Fly rods really lead the technology on multi-ferrule rods. Even 4-piece fly rods are very good nowadays. I'd buy a 2-piece design on any rod over 6'6", the max height of my camper's shower stall.
 

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Every rod I have in the boats is 1 piece except for my planet rods, which are 1 piece but extendable to 9 feet. I just think they work better out of the boats, with rod lockers. That being said, I keep a couple 2 piece spinning rods in every pickup I own.
 

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Both. 1 piece for when I take the truck. 2 piece for when I take the car and they need to fit in the trunk. They each have their place.
 

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I solidly use one piece rods that require finesse fishing with lots of feel. Crank rods I have some two piece and my surf rod is a 10' four piece for easy travel. Depends on your application and use, but I'd prefer a 1 piece if possible.
 


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i like 2 piece ones just for the ability to take them apart and lock them in the tool box of my pickup only have a couple 1 piece rods and they are all in the 5 foot range for jigging outta the boat
 


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2 piece rods for travel, trolling, and big game combos, any jigging rod is a one piece
 

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