Here a little clip!

[Adams Khanh]

My cousin had to do a video project for his final so here it is

[Dominick]

Pretty cool kid.  He did a great job.  Dominick

[foakes]

Very well done video, Khanh --

Kudos to your cousin...

Was thinking about rod builders and repair guys -- seems like the one thing the best have in common:

They have that enthusiasm and spark to always try something a little different -- some better technique, a new wrap design, a new blank specific for a purpose, all while staying with the tried and true components they are comfortable with -- and that hold up well.

They are are striving for that last 1% of perfection -- that is never obtainable in any material thing -- but a worthy target for a professional who is also an artist.

Nice work!

Best Always,

Fred

[David Hall]

Very nice. 

[Tightlines667]

Well done!

[Bryan Young]

Very nice Khanh's cousin.

I agree with you Khanh, I got into rod wrapping because I couldn't afford to buy new rods.  I didn't have youtube, but had books and a shop fairly close to me to teach me a thing or two.  Hobby turn into a business and I just didn't like the business part of it and got out...but still enjoy watching and doing.

[coastal_dan]

Inspiring my man...that's for sure.  Great video, great message...pretty poetic...

I followed Depth Squad on Facebook (until I logged out)...seem like a decent set of guys who fish hard!

Thanks for sharing...fun seeing your updates too.