Where are Calstar Blanks made?

the USA
Calstar’s founders Leon and Pat Todd have dedicated over 50 years to building quality fiberglass and composite fishing rods and blanks that are made in the USA.

What are Calstar rods made of?

The Calstar GG Composite Conventional Rods are an excellent series of U.S. made rods. The GG “Graphite Glass” composite brings the durability of a fiberglass rod along with graphite for recovery. Calstar fishing rods have set the ultimate standard for serious saltwater anglers worldwide.

What blanks does St Croix use?

Rod builders, St Croix Rod blanks now available exclusively thru Rodgeeks.

  • High-modulus, high-strain graphite fiber with carbon-matte scrim.
  • Produces lightest, most sensitive and strongest rods.
  • The finest blank material, exclusive to St Croix.
  • Includes FRS Technology.

Where are RODgeeks blanks made?

Croix and the parent company of RODgeeks (Axiom North America) co-operate a factory in Fresnillo, Mexico, and have been producing rods for over 10 years. This is where every RODgeeks blank has always been produced.

What is a rail rod?

It’s a general term to describe a heavy rod used to fish for large tuna where the rod is placed on the rail during the fight. The rods are usually around 7.5′ long and have a very long front grip usually made of a tough material that won’t be damaged by the rail during the fight.

What blanks does G Loomis use?

Northfork Composites – Next Generation of Gary Loomis Rod Blanks.

Are any fishing rod blanks made in USA?

Lamiglas is another company located in Woodland, Washington, manufacturing fishing rod blanks since 1949. Known for producing graphite blanks for top rod builders all over the world, they are now manufacturing completed rods for all anglers, species, and conditions.

Does G. Loomis sell rod blanks?

Today G. Loomis rod blanks are only used by the G. Loomis factory in the manufacturer of complete G. Loomis fishing rods.