Kezza wrote: 1 x Shimano Symetre 2500 1 x 4-6kg 2 piece Shimano Backbone rod good middle of the range combo, that will see you right. |
Another idea is to utilise a Composite Development rod (Carbon 8-10kg) that I have and don�t use very often with a Diawa Sealine LD50H. It�s a two piece of at least 2 meters.
Thinking of paring it with a new fixed spool like a smaller Diawa Sealine SL20SH that�s great for casting 8-10kg braid. But if I�m correct the guides on the rod are all solid chrome and would need to be changed for ceramic inserts?
Do you guys think it would work????
cod wrote: me and john both have a huge range available a $100 combo will last you 5 minutes.shimano abu and even okuma and daiwa all have good products.i prefer shimano and abu.a good setup with braid will set you back between the $249.95 to $339.95 mark. theirs heaps of **** out their being sold that isnt up too the job. |
Tuna 300
So the gist I�m picking up here is that the rod need to be pretty soft at the tip with some grunt in the but, apposed to the two piece CD rod i have which is pretty stiff all-round
Yachts
yachts wrote: In the market for a light SP set up, any suggestions don�t wish to beak the bank on the first setup if I like this stile ill upgrade. |
Boz.... it really depends if you are someone who goes fishing and catches good fish on a regular basis or if you are just a tackle junkie buying all the greatest gear to look at and play with once in a while.....
mozz wrote: your $100 set is worth more than 300 fella |
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