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neil.price37
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harrison torrix beachcasters

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anyone know what they are like :?: and how much they start from :?: there a local company too aren't they so could you buy direct :?
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Arite Pricey, I beleive the torrix P3 is a beast for casting, used a lot for tournaments, I think you can actually get them cheaper bought form stockists.
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thanks Pete 8)
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Hi Neil, i developed the Torrix with Harrison, they are superb rods, there is a P1, P2, P3. The P1 is the softer of the the three and the P3 is the stiffest. I have cast the P3 in excess of 250yds over sand and have fished countless Dogfish matches with 3 sand eel clipped at full distance and the Rod performed amazing. I used the P3 for long distance work and tournament casting and used the P2 for more run of the mill match fishing and the P1 i used for fishing with 3oz leads and light line . All 3 rods are superb and well worth a look.

Hope that helps mate.
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Big Hitter wrote:Hi Neil, i developed the Torrix with Harrison, they are superb rods, there is a P1, P2, P3. The P1 is the softer of the the three and the P3 is the stiffest. I have cast the P3 in excess of 250yds over sand and have fished countless Dogfish matches with 3 sand eel clipped at full distance and the Rod performed amazing. I used the P3 for long distance work and tournament casting and used the P2 for more run of the mill match fishing and the P1 i used for fishing with 3oz leads and light line . All 3 rods are superb and well worth a look.

Hope that helps mate.
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Hello Ash, no sorry mate, i have no intentions of comin back to sea fishin as i am enjoyin my coarse fishing too much now, i only fish matches and am startin to win a few now, how are you doin anyway. PM me your number and ill give you a ring and catch up.
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I have a Harrisons Torrix P3-BLANK with Century case can provide rings and coasters and should have a reducer to fit.

The rod is UNUSED, as i didn't get around to using it-sadly!- will sell or swap for Century Super Match

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