| #21  01-14-2005, 10:18 AM | |||
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| Re: Daiwa 7ht No nothing realy,I have only started back shore fishing (after a break of 24 years )since christmas and have only been 5 times,Luckily i only blanked once and that was in the langstone run,Its now a case of trying old spots and finding where the fish are.Any recommendations will be most welcome.     |
| #22 01-14-2005, 11:54 AM | ||||
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| Re: Daiwa 7ht Ive only lived down here 2 years so i m still finding the hot spots. I like selsey w beach and i also know a few good Bass spots as im sure you do,as ive said its a bit of a poor time of the year,another 7 or so weeks and we may get some plaice down at eastney but i m not holding my breath. |
| #23 01-14-2005, 11:59 AM | |||
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| Re: Daiwa 7ht The Daiwa 7HT was a great reel in it's day (and still is in fact), but things improve, even fishing tackle, and in my view, the Penn 525mag, is undoubtedly the best there is, I've got all the ABU's, Elite, Mag Elite, CT, Sports Rocket etc. etc., But, the Penn for me every time. Holds a lot of line, gear ratio, robust, just does everything you ask of it, and never complains. Hail, the Penn 525 mag, knobby or slidey - BRILLIANT!  |
