SBT Customs, Fishing Rod Repairs in Sarina, Queensland | Fishing shop

SBT Customs, Fishing Rod Repairs

Locality: Sarina, Queensland

Phone: +61 466 884 244

Address: 35 Place Avenue 4737 Sarina, QLD, Australia

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20.01.2022 Do you fish with Graphite rods, this is the reason why you don't use them when an electrical storm is looming..

18.01.2022 Another sad day for the fishing industry with the passing of Schneider Fishing lines, Robert Gossage. Known as Bob or Mr Schneider, a great man, providing a great product over the years and he will be sadly missed by his family, friends and all of those that have had the pleasure in meeting him along the way. RIP Bob and tight lines. https://www.facebook.com/256280532233/posts/10156032774557234/

17.01.2022 SBT Customs are now a supplier of both Shimano and Okuma fishing reel Spare Parts. We can supply you with all your parts as required, let us know what you require and we will order them in for you. We currently do not do reel repairs. We are still open for business for all your Fishing Rod Repairs.. Give us a call, text message, Facebook message or email to arrange a repair or parts for you.. We are a Small business servicing the community..

17.01.2022 SBT Customs is still open for business until further notice. We are still repairing fishing rods in this though times. So if you have a rod to be repaired, give us a call, send us a text message, facebook message or an email to arrange your repair. If you don't want to be out and about, let us know, we could arrange a pick up and drop off service, limited to Sarina Area only.

17.01.2022 "Lest We Forget"

16.01.2022 The things you find when doing a complete rod rebuild. A plastic wine bottle cork, commonly found in the 80's in Riccadonna and passion pop and a few other cheap wines. They were commonly used as a Fishing rod butt cap when old one split or snapped off. As you can see, the rod blank at some stage has been shattered, another piece of fishing rod glued up inside and the plastic wine cork shoved up inside and glued.

11.01.2022 This rod would be a nightmare to fix..

10.01.2022 That is certainly my problem.

08.01.2022 Here is a customer's rod I did a while back. Every effort is to repair the rod with the exact runner and bindings.

07.01.2022 We would love to wish all our customers a very Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Years. Thank you to all our customers who have supported us over the past year, we will be taking a short break over this period but we will be back next year fixing all your broken fishing rod.

07.01.2022 Don't forget, Queensland Fisheries have released the new revised and updated fishing regulations, effective from today, 1st of September. https://www.facebook.com/141031799242532/posts/2723440241001662/

06.01.2022 Don't go and buy a new rod, get your favourite rod repaired.

04.01.2022 An old Snyderglas rod, fully rebuilt. Out with the old and in with the new. New grips, new reel seat, modern runners and all new binds. Keeping with the old red/yellow original binds, done a black under and over bind with red/yellow end and centre binds. The customer wants to use this old 10ft Snyderglas for fishing, the original set up only had 5 guides plus tip, I've added 3 more runners.

03.01.2022 Easter is fast approaching. It's been a busy week already with repairs, customers getting ready for the Easter long weekend. SBT Customs will be closed on Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday. I will also heading away, camping and fishing on the long weekend.. There is still time to get your rods repaired ready, give me a call, send a text or a message via facebook to organise your repairs in time for Easter..

03.01.2022 SBT Customs is now a distributor of Quick Catch lures in Sarina. If you need any, please contact us and we can order them in for you. https://www.facebook.com/Quickcatch-Lures-376832065735046/

02.01.2022 Here is a copy of the updated Qld fishing regulations. Before going fishing, make sure you have a read. https://www.daf.qld.gov.au//sustainable-/fisheries-reforms