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    Sic Stik Pro Guides

    My son's new Sic Stik Pro 6-10 kg baitcast rod snapped the third time he used it, so he "tossed" it (to me) and went up-market. I am thinking of stripping the mostly unused guides from the blank pieces and using them on a 4-8 kg baitcast rod I am going to make for Mangrove Jack baiting, but I don't know anything about the guides Strudwick used, and cant find any solid info on line as Strudwicks long gone. Anyone know for sure what make / model / material they are?

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    Re: Sic Stik Pro Guides

    Quote Originally Posted by Neddey View Post
    My son's new Sic Stik Pro 6-10 kg baitcast rod snapped the third time he used it, so he "tossed" it (to me) and went up-market. I am thinking of stripping the mostly unused guides from the blank pieces and using them on a 4-8 kg baitcast rod I am going to make for Mangrove Jack baiting, but I don't know anything about the guides Strudwick used, and cant find any solid info on line as Strudwicks long gone. Anyone know for sure what make / model / material they are?
    If you put up a few photos of the guides - someone will be able to tell you .......

    From memory they were a Fuji alconite guide - so you might find it here

    www.fujitackle.eu/category/fuji_rod_guides


    Chris
    Give a man a fish & he will eat for a day !
    Teach him how to fish
    & he will sit in a boat - & drink beer all day!
    TEAM MOJIKO

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    Ausfish Platinum Member
    Join Date
    Jan 2008

    Re: Sic Stik Pro Guides

    They might be Fuji it should be stamped on the frame as for the ring type may be alconite or lower grade rings on them,my mate had a Strudwick and we could it a brittle stick he got 2 replacements before he gave up ,I’d be getting a new set of Frazlites or alconites Fuji guides and start fresh if your building a new stick then if you brake a guide you can buy a new one as you might not be able to match a old guide.

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    Re: Sic Stik Pro Guides

    Thanks Chris, some additional info - they are a “double foot, 3 leg guide” and have a black insert ring (can’t see a shock ring), and the stripping guide is 22mm high, 30 mm long and 26.5mm outside dia, the ring is 11mm ID and about 14 mm OD. The rod is probably 12 years old
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    Re: Sic Stik Pro Guides

    No Pic uploadingfpor me to see ??

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    Re: Sic Stik Pro Guides

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    could find no numbers or letters stamped on frame

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    Ausfish Platinum Member
    Join Date
    Jan 2008

    Re: Sic Stik Pro Guides

    Well if there black rings they might not be alconite rings and some fuji guide you can see FUJI stamped on them,the ring you measured is a size 16 for the first guide.

    The rod might have 8 guides on it 16-12-10-8-7-6-6-6-tip.

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    Re: Sic Stik Pro Guides

    Guides were 14, 10, 10, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, tip 8, maybe i'm overthinking this and the ring type is in the name ie SiC = Silicon Carbide

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    Re: Sic Stik Pro Guides

    Quote Originally Posted by Neddey View Post
    Guides were 14, 10, 10, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, tip 8, maybe i'm overthinking this and the ring type is in the name ie SiC = Silicon Carbide
    I doubt they were Sic guides - the guides would be worth more than the rod

    You usually wouldn't find Sic guides on a rod under $400 ## back then & those snap sticks were less than $200

    A SiC (silicon carbide) ring looks shinier & darker than an alconite ring

    Chris
    Give a man a fish & he will eat for a day !
    Teach him how to fish
    & he will sit in a boat - & drink beer all day!
    TEAM MOJIKO

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    Ausfish Platinum Member
    Join Date
    Jan 2008

    Re: Sic Stik Pro Guides

    Well if your happy with the guides just buy a blank and spin it up you could even use the reel seat if you want just ream it out,have fun.

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