| #1  07-18-2009, 10:35 PM | |||
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 looking for a multiplier rod any suggestions? don't have to be new.... my reel is a penn generation v75, 19lb - 185 yds just want to practice casting with it thanks a lot     |
| #2 07-19-2009, 08:41 PM | ||||
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| Re: looking for a multiplier rod I used the Penn INXS II Match rod (12' 9") for around 3 years. They're excellent, until you are prepared to pay megabucks to keep up. Good match fishing rod and cast it 207m (measured) with 150g. I think it was £225 new, but I won it anyway. So, £90 or best offer. I won't send it; collect or pre-pay carriage!  I know Julian at AnyfishAnywhere and this rod is finished as good as his! Ada  |
| #3 07-21-2009, 12:42 PM | |||
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| Re: looking for a multiplier rod hi gremlin, thanks for the reply... my mate let me borrow his rod for now to practice since i'm just making a bird's nest out of it at the moment lol! anyways, have any of you guys tried fishing off ansty's cove? i went there yesterday and it looks a bit too rocky, is it any good to fish there? ... then eventually moved on to long quarry point but didn't stay long enough i think it's a wrong day because it started to rain i wasn't wearing proper gear i didn't realize how steep it is to climb. it looks like a good fishing spot though, on a nice day. |
| #4 08-15-2009, 09:24 PM | |||
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| Re: looking for a multiplier rod try the leeda olympic, i have used a multipler on it before and it glides esspecially smoothly with braid. the rod itself cost 25 pounds |
