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Old 06-06-2005, 10:31 AM
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Question dragon carp rods

hi all looking at a carp rod but really have very little money at mo
have seen some in mag by dragoncarp
anyone use or know of them, they seem very cheap
but as is not my main interest more my price
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Re: dragon carp rods

I haven't got one, but everyone I know who has one have said they're rubbish.

Try the Kingfisher rods in Argos mate. They're quite cheap and sturdy, my mate has 1 and has landed some fish up too double figures on them.

Although, the Dragon ones are probaly the same as the Kingfisher ones, so up too you
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Re: dragon carp rods

How cheap are you talking Dave? My Daiwa Regal Carp rod cost £29.99 and feels pretty good and I've landed a carp with it

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Re: dragon carp rods

Yeah, you can get some very decent rods for under 40 quid. Ron Thompson are quite good for the cheaper rods

Sounds like a good price for a Daiwa rod Rob.
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Re: dragon carp rods

I got one of those kingfisher rods from argos for £20 jsut to tie me over till I had some serious cash to spend on my new set up (old got trapped in boot :'( )but i found them really good still have one for a spare etc the other i sold a mate for £5 as he was jsut starting up he loves it
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Re: dragon carp rods

cheers guys will look arround a bit first
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Hi. Yeah seen some a few weeks ago, good value and they do super deals. look at there reels also,bulk lines

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Hi. Yeah seen some a few weeks ago, good value and they do super deals. look at there reels also,bulk lines

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Re: dragon carp rods

You can get 2 Dragon carp rods for £20 (yes, a tenner each). See their ad on the web and Anglers Mail.

Seems like they're worth buying to sell on Ebay - somebody 2 days ago bid and bought a pair for £37.

Don't know whether the're worth buying to use
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Re: dragon carp rods

Bit late sorry Dave but I think my Shakespeare carp rod (2.5lb) and bait runner reel cost £45 as a combo. Not sure of the models at present but can find out for you. It's not a bad rod which I have mainly used for saltwater float fishing (used it fishing with you at Exmouth).
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