FS SHIMANO ocea bluefin tuna topwater rod

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    Posted: 03 Feb 2013 at 6:11pm
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These rods are pretty rare in NZ. Shimano's top of the line rods by a long shot. I paid $1350 for this rod but havent used it enough to justify it. With another baby coming in a couple of weeks the chances of using it are becoming even less.
 
Rod has hardly been used, just caught a handful of kingies with it and its in new condition. Comes with case and is as good a new one. Always showered and rubbed down with inox after every use.
 
Have fished with mates who use Caranx Kaibutsu's and the likes and none of them can get over how much nicer this rod is to use, let alone the extra 20m on casting distance. Wont get a sore back like most long rods with this one.
 
Here is a link to a video showing world renown Kenzaburo Fukui catching this record GT with this exact rod.
 
Will consider selling my 1 year old Stella 10k in new condition with full spool of near new Varivas Avani GT PE8 ($250 for braid alone) if buyer is interested in complete package.
 
$990 ONO for rod
 
 
http://tv.shimano.co.jp/movie/tv/paradise_15/     (fast forward to 31mins)
 
 
Item Length
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Section
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Closed
length
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Weight
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Top dia
Butt dia
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Lure
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Line PE
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S86M 2.59 2 188 395 2.8 / 18.0 30 - 120 4 - 8
Best Drag
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Max Drag
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Grip
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Carbon
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4 - 10 20.0 415 98.8


 
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Not sure what happened to the last picture, the info should read
Model s86m
Length 2.59m (8'6)
Closed length 188cm
weight 395g
ideal lure weight 30-120g
PE rating 4-8
best drag 4-10kg
max drag 20kg
grip 415mm
carbon % 98.8
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Tauranga      Top Catch Shimano Ocean BluefinS86M Casting - Topwater       1      $1,199.00 save $300.00 = $900.00

Sorry Bud, but your slightly over priced!
Beaut rod though
Just one more cast!!!
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A king on the bricks is worth 5 in a boat.
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That was a mean fight on that vid one of the best ive seen
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