Do you prefer Size A or Size D threads when wrapping your fishing rods? Sure, it may depend on the rod you’re building, the part of the build you’re working on, the type of thread and the application of the rod, but these 4 things remain true overall. 1: Size A thread is thinner in diameter than Size D thread. 2: When packed correctly, then epoxied, individual threads of Size A are much harder to see than Size D. This creates a much cleaner and painted on look, both on guide and decorative wraps

Was I too harsh on Size D threads? Size D Threads are an integral part of rod building. Here are 3 popular uses 1: Building rods for beginners. Size D Thread dramatically cuts down the guide wrapping learning curve because it’s larger and easier to wrap with. 2: Wrapping larger diameter blanks, offshore rods and large guides. 3: When you need to build a rod as quick as possible, to get on the water the next day and catch a hot bite. For the most part, Size A and D threads are interchangeable and