I recently broke a rod guide, or rod ring, on one of my favourite feeder rods. I wanted to get it fixed, but I wasn't going to pay a professional to do it, so I decided to do it myself.
Over the years, I have replaced many rod guides, but I haven't had to do it recently. Nothing daunted, I decided to show you how its done. I can't claim to be an expert, but the results will be functional, if not professional.
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