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31-03-2007, 18:22 #1WSF Regular Poster
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looking for advise on multiply'r rod
hi all can i ask some advise looking for new b/castor local shop no good
being in worcester lol.not been fishing long but been trying multiplier reel abu 6500 seems ok but now like a b/castor to go with it looking for advise on size 12ft or bigger...got fixed spool rod so need m/plyer rod any advise on type/length...would be a great help cost wise would there be anything for £50 or am i joking myself ...thanks paul
honest love i'll be back in a bit!!what fishing stuff
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31-03-2007, 18:43 #2WSF Hardcore Poster
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Tackle under £50
Have a look at that link gromo, you should find something in there. You caould also have a look at the user reviews.
In my opinion you won't go far wrong with a Shakespear Salt rod or one of the Daiwas.Species 2011
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01-04-2007, 07:48 #3WSF Hardcore Poster
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- AVET SX Magged/SLOSH-fishin and UM2-for castin
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- slow fishcakes (if they move at all its only to stagger towards the peas)
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second hand
also don't rule out second hand - lots of people start beach fishin and give up without even breaking-in their rod - a good 2nd hand middy is better than a new cheapy. try fleabay - and a little patience will get a lot better tha rushin in
good luck whichever way you go!
edit: regardin length will depend on your skill, size and type of fishin etc - if an adult and without physical problems you should be able to cope with anything for 50 squid - pier only? go shorter, post a few more details -it'll helpLast edited by smoothound54; 01-04-2007 at 15:18.
species so far (since moving to Brussels): one 200lb bureaucratfish; one regulation monkey and 2 expense frauds
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01-04-2007, 18:17 #4
gormo,
Have a look at this article: http://www.nesa.co.uk/Junior-Section...ell_Spent.html. It's aimed at younsters but it contains good advice for all about purchasing budget/second hand gear.
Cheers,
John
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01-04-2007, 19:58 #5WSF Hardcore Poster
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- Zziplex Primo Synchro/ Shimano Speedmater 6-12lb class
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- Penn 525 Supermag Xtra/ Shimano Torium 12
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- Tope est. 65lb+/ Mirror Carp 27lb4oz
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Pick up a Century or a Zziplex, you will instantly want one. Next raid the kids money boxes and trust funds and then pawn all your missus jewellery in to buy one!
Out for the crack-oof!
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02-04-2007, 20:34 #6WSF Regular Poster
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new rod
thanks all been looking at some today so many fab rods Century or a Zziplex,few on flebay so be keeping eye on them.. thanks again all
let ya no..
honest love i'll be back in a bit!!what fishing stuff
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02-04-2007, 22:53 #7WSF Hardcore Poster
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- Penn 525 Supermag Xtra/ Shimano Torium 12
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- Tope est. 65lb+/ Mirror Carp 27lb4oz
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- Favourite Boat
- Seahog Sea Jeep
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That was only a joke. They are good rods, but for half the price i can bet there will be a rod that will perform nearly aswell. Look at the Daiwa Supercsats, the Penn Surfblasters and the Greys GRX-s and you wont go to far wrong.
Out for the crack-oof!
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02-04-2007, 23:23 #8WSF Hardcore Poster
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- Century Tip Tornado Match
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hi gormo ive recently started fishing again and i have just learn't to use a multiplyer. i have a diawa sandstorm and a greys greyflex teamed up with abu 6500's. these rods are great but as i am looking to buy a more powerful rod for pendalum casting i am selling the greys greyflex for 60 pound or nearest offer if you are interested then please feel more than welcome to pm me.
thanks fishermans friend06.



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