Can I Fish Without a Guide Insert at the Rod Tip I Still Have the Eyelet Just Not the Eyelet Ring?
It is possible to fish without a guide insert at the rod tip if you still have the eyelet. The eyelet is the small metal ring that is attached to the rod tip and guides the line. Without a guide insert, the line will rub against the rod tip and can cause damage. However, if you are careful, you can still fish without a guide insert.
To fish without a guide insert, you will need to use a smaller diameter line. This will help to reduce the amount of friction between the line and the rod tip. You will also need to be careful not to put too much pressure on the line when casting or retrieving.
If you are not comfortable fishing without a guide insert, you can purchase a new one and have it installed on your rod. Guide inserts are relatively inexpensive and easy to install.
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