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mrwobble
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 Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 8:23 am Post subject: New Rod needed |
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Can anybody reccomend a good 13 foot multiplier beachcaster that is not going to break the bank?
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Cheers. |
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Nemesis_SLR
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| I would look at the anyfish anywhere 6 and bait rods. you can cast them a bit and they dont cost a fortune. you could also check out ebay they have lots of good second hand rods on there. all the best to you |
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leeman
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I have always heard the Daiwa Sandstorm is an excellent rod that wont break the bank.
cheers
lee |
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eccles
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Location: Hayling Island, Hampshire
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| Bit floppy at the tip they Sandstorms mate, have a look at the Shakespeare Salt Beach offerings. Also, my mate has a couple of Ron Thompson Carbosticks which have done him very well for the last couple of years. |
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Nemesis_SLR
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all the diawa rods have floppy tips. i had a tdxs 133pm but when pendulum casting it would throw me out usually causing a crack off.
any greys rods are good. i have two shakespeare atlantis rods and they are brillant, i cant believe they discontinued them! |
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