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SigMT Summer 2017

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26 | SignatureMT 26 | SignatureMT Function follows form or does form follow function? In the custom fly rod business, the two are impossibly inter- twined, a paradox that Jake embraces and weaves into the process of helping customers choose each component of their custom creation. From the blank that acts as the backbone of the rod, to the handle design, reel seat material, thread color and eyelet style, every component of a Seera Custom Rod is selected by the end user, and handcraed into a quality piece that the owner will be proud to use on local waters or hang above the mantle. The Furniture While friends and family had been requesting custom furniture builds and restorations for some time, low wheat prices were also responsible for the creation of the furniture division at Seera Customs. Seeking to find balance between finances, family, friends and ministry, Jake and Kelli Jo saw the creation of their business as a way to provide custom-order furniture to a rapidly expanding clientele while minimizing the impact of wildly fluctuating grain prices. The "Original Settera Custom", Jake's first "from scratch" fly rod build, still looks great and fishes well. An artisan's eye combine with the skill of a do-it-all carpenter to create this one of a kind, hairpin legged coffee table. Jake travels far and wide to save and reclaim materials like this well preserved ranch house door to use on his custom projects. David Leray, (406) 590-0188 davidleray @ kw.com Great Falls, Montana SignatureMT's SELL LET ME Each office is independently owned & operated NORTHERN MONTANA YOUR HOME

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