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    Posted: 17 Mar 2014 at 8:14pm
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Hi guys need a bit of help looking at getting a cheap top water rod narrowed it down to a demon blood or a terez what would be my best bet???
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bend the two side by side if you can, i'd love a demon blood if i had the cash.
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I had a chance to do that today the demon blood was a bit lighter and felt bit better under load but is slightly more expensive and not sure if its worth the extra money
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Like my Demon blood.
Still cruising in my now sweetas pimped out Southern 755 HT0!
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Got 2 demon bloods and have caught GT'S up to 84lb on it. Cast poppers and stickbaits. Can't comment on the terez, never even pick one up as the demon bloods feel so goodBig smileBig smile
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What model demon blood do u have? I'm leaning towards the 7,6 one....
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Demon blood definitely. Have the terez myself, hated it as a stickbait rod and now its my lbg rod. I now use a Offshore stickbait rod and love it. Look into them, mine was $450
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Yep that the one.7'62xh a few action pics. My mate fighting a 73lb GT.
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Had a look at them to seem a bit more heavy duty than the demon bloods. Going to match it with a 10000 sustain so should be a nice lite weight set up
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Think I am sold on the demon blood
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yeah 10000 size would be perfect for the 7'6" rod, 50lb braid and you're good to go.

definitely worth the extra dosh.
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Choice thanks for the help
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Got a 10 000 twin power on mine with 65lb JB Hollow. Very light setup and more than enough stopping/fighting power.
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Sounds like the twin power is the goods pity they are not around anymore. Getting a good deal on the sustain so can't complain. Where can I get my hands on that jb braid?
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Have a scout at Hunting and Fishing for the Demon Blood 7,6" - the Warkworth store had two on sale at $300 just before Christmas. I couldn't go past it at that price so there was just one left LOL. Just need to source a matching reel. As you say a pity the Twin Power is not on the market, maybe a Saragosa?
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Yea I have found one for around that price as well couldn't say no haha. I looked at the Saragossa but can get a sustain at around the same price and should be the better reel should be a good set
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Demon blood is the better rod for sure... But the Sustain 10000FG is a little slow in the retrieval at only 94cm per crank... Even the little 4000FG has 99cm per crank..
The Saragosa SW10000 at 102cm is a little better and made for heavier saltwater use as its sealed . Weight wise the Sustain at 555g will be lighter to use but its only the 6000 size frame with a bigger spool. The Saragosa SW10000 is 680g but on a bigger frame, pity we don't get the SW8000 Saragosa here as it has the higher ratio... Even though Shimano advertise the Sustain 10k as a Topwater reel in my opinion its nowhere near as robust as the new Saragosa's. If Shimano got one reel right in 2013 it was the Saragosa... Simple, sealed, and not much to go wrong..
 
 
 
 
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Yeah the 8000 would be good. The shimano rep told my local fishing shop man to go the sustain that is a all round better reel than the gosa. Better drags and so on and I'm sure the seals would be up to scratch aswell . I no the retrieve is a bit of an issue but guess I'll just have to wind faster.... I can accutaly get the sustain cheaper than the gosa at the moment. Or am I making a mistake???
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This is what I've got on my 762xh, older model but higher ratio 5.7:1 and 29lbs of drag, also came with two spools. These guys must have the only ones left:

http://www.upatfive.co.nz/products-page/clearance-fishing-equipment/shimano-stradic-8000/
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Originally posted by harvester harvester wrote:

Yeah the 8000 would be good. The shimano rep told my local fishing shop man to go the sustain that is a all round better reel than the gosa. Better drags and so on and I'm sure the seals would be up to scratch aswell . I no the retrieve is a bit of an issue but guess I'll just have to wind faster.... I can accutaly get the sustain cheaper than the gosa at the moment. Or am I making a mistake???
Watch the pricing on all the Sustain range as they are about to if not already drop... But for a Shimano rep to say an SW series reel wasn't as good as a non SW reel the guy must be mad... The 10k Saragosa has the sealed drag system with washers either side of the spool and has a factory 15kg max... The Sustain is a conventional 6 stack FD system with 12kg factory max drag....
It will do the job but its not a heavy saltwater reel...
 
 
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