corokid wrote: http://www.trademe.co.nz/sports/fishing/salt-water/other/auction-759934149.htm |
igfafly wrote: Nice to see the Coltons getting a good rap after guys have had some time to get some experience with them, despite the critics with vested interests. I have been using them exclusively for a few years and they are rock solid. Have a few WRs on them and they have never let me down. If it is kingies you are after, drag is very important and I can assure you Coltons pull more than most of the other options listed, plus as some have already mentioned you are dealing direct with the manufacturer and are not called upon to fund the distribution chain. Try them - you will be impressed. Steve |
igfafly wrote: Like a brown to a mayfly ! Zingo ! |
igfafly wrote: Apart from guiding you are also involved in retail in some way are you not ? Steve |
igfafly wrote: Happy spring Clark - may you catch trout aplenty. Steve |
igfafly wrote: Too funny - good luck on the kings then...you are correct - they are small over here so I spend my time on other more challenging species. Steve |
igfafly wrote: Clark I have a lot of interest in NZ fly fishing and am often over there enjoying what NZ has to offer, have been doing so since around 1992 and like you have been fishing since long before then. Questionable ??? Many with first hand experience don't seem to think so. As I said earlier - try one - you might like it. Have a nice day. |
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