What do these rod's have in common?

[Kevin Bogan]

Friends of the fishing world, it has come to our attention that many of the rods you see out there use guides that simply do not hold up against the wear and tear of actual fishing conditions. Rod companies might say common slogans like"Very light weight" but in reality, the guides break easily.
That happened on my rod, then it happened again and again!!! What is an angler to do?
Don't get mad, just bring the rods to the guys at Fish Poison rods. They fix them. You could send the rod back to the manufactures, but that costs between $25-35 one way, time lost, etc. The Fish Poison guides will, fix them BETTER than new!
Do they fix all brands?
Most BUT!!! they do not fix tips on Shimano and Penn rods. They need to be shipped back. Note that the first photo shows the various brands they see the most breakage in. Photo 2 shows the various guides that are used, mostly cheap frames, cheap rings, well, this is just the facts. Note the epoxy job the Fish Poison guys do on the couple of guides shown, much better that the factory!
What's a fisherman to do???
Easy, just get a FISH POISON rod and catch fish, BIG FISH, all day, every day until you DIE! THen leave it to your children.