Special donation from Grandt Rods for the first MadWags Memorial members event

[djkimmel]

Jim Grandt, owner of long time GreatLakesBass.com sponsor Grandt Rods, wanted to do something special this year at our first MadWags Memorial members tournament on Lake St. Clair in memory of our great member Dave MadWags Wagensomer.

Jim developed a special line of extremely light, very powerful custom graphite rods called the Stealth Series that Dave was especially fond of. Dave received the very first one of the special rods made and talked about them often.

Stealth rods retail for over $500 due to the customization that goes into them including Titanium fibers built in for strength, sensitivity and lightness. At the May 14, 2011 MadWags Memorial tournament on Lake St. Clair, we will do a random draw of everyone present except myself and Grandt pro staff for one very lucky person to win this amazing and very distinctive fishing rod that will also include a special inscription in memory of MadWags. Make sure you don't miss this event!

About the Grandt Rods Stealth Series
Stealth Series Custom Graphite Fishing Rods feature 78 Million high modulus, unidirectional high strain graphite, TiTech KV filament weave in the rear, added strength and power, extremely light weight, ultra sensitive, great lifting power and control, titanium nitrite guides, fixed graphite cushioned seat, AA cork grips, epoxy thread finished wraps. Made in the USA and has a LIFETIME WARRANTY!

[djkimmel]

In addition, several of us will bring our various Grandt Rods to the weigh in so interested members can take a look at them close up. I have 5 or 6 models. I expect several other members have additional models available to get a hands on look at them up close.

[BrianB]

  I have one of the Stealth series rods. The technology behind this rod is incredble. It is somthing on the market you will never see. The time and effort the Grandt put in to his rods for us Fisherman is outstanding. And as Dan said the warranty is the best Unconditional Life Time Warrenty.

Brian Belevender