NZ_Nitro wrote:Man am I going to regret starting this.......... ![]()
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agree with all - i still learning heaps everyday out fishing - i wasnt having a dig at you at all, just educating a bit out of curiosity
Ive gt a mate who did the same thing nitro, we told him but he didnt care. He had scored them from a garage sale for $20. So funny when he caught fish it would want to twist and finally broke. Try the baitcaster model and you will really be fishing.
Use Pelagic gear and score the hot chicks,,
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Monster Fish is the world's official distributor for Pelagic Extreme fishing tackle and is an Australian and United States owned brand that has made fishing gear for Aussie fishermen and the rest of the world for many years. Our founders are a group skilled fisherman who have a vision to produce professional quality fishing tackle at a reasonable price for recreational anglers and the general public. By 2008 the name Pelagic extreme became synonymous with Australian fishing and has since grown to become a true Australian icon.
Pelagic Extreme has grown to be more than just a fishing rod company, now also designing and producing fishing reels, fishing lines, lures, accessories and a wide range of terminal fishing tackle.
As a leading manufacturer of fishing tackle, especially fishing reels, fishing rods, fishing lures and fishing braids we started our operation in 2005 and have supplied fishing tackle for 3 years with over 10 million units sold throughout the world market.
ChrisW wrote:NZN are you referring to Pelgic Extreme? The tackle brand from Oz that is found in Trademe? There is a big difference between Pelegic Extreme and the US brand Pelegic. |

xport wrote:That was a omoto Kam 300, jus gat a Kam 500 2 speed arrived yesterday, loaded it with 500M 80lb braid ready for deeper stuff (don't get me wrong, I got alot of other good reels but when I saw these I jus couldn't resist it) wanted to give them a go. So far so good! I don't like the look of the blue or red ones though...........they jus not the same quality edit
I wished those hot chicks lived up there |
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