1 piece or 2 piece

I have searched through the forums cant really find what im looking for. Can anyone tell me what is the major differences with 1 piece or 2 piece rods. I am looking at buying something for snapper dhui's etc mainly bottom bouncing. what would be advantages of 1 piece over 2 piece or visa versa

any help would be great.


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1 peice rods are maybe a

Tue, 2014-05-06 13:59

1 peice rods are maybe a little bit stronger because there isn't a join and there's no possibility of accidentally having the tip fall off. 2 peice rods are easier to transport, anything over about 7 feet becomes difficult to fit in a car. As far as their action and how they fish it would be pretty much identical.

If you're gonna be bottom bouncing then I would get a 1 peice rod that's about 6 feet long. Shouldn't be any need for a 2 peice boat rod.

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Go one piece if u haven't got

Tue, 2014-05-06 20:37

Go one piece if u haven't got a good reason to go 2 piece. Now days not so much of an issue, but still the best rule IMO

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 I would only go 2 peice if

Tue, 2014-05-06 21:56

 I would only go 2 peice if it's a really long rod for casting 

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I'm in the other camp and

Wed, 2014-05-07 09:19

I'm in the other camp and prefer to get two piece (or more) where I can, mainly due to easier to put them in the car or pack when flying somewhere. As far as any difference between 2 and 1 piece when fishing there isn't any (assuming its a reasonable quality rod).....

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thanks guys I will take this

Wed, 2014-05-07 13:12

thanks guys I will take this onboard when choosing my next rod