greys early beach casters
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mr tadpole
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greys early beach casters
hi lads be gentle with me i am new to the site ,i have 2 old beachcasters ,not used them for a few years now ,1 is the original mk1 appllo a great rod the other is a mercury both greys i cant find anything at all about the mercury ,? any info on it please , cheers pete
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Cliff
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Re: greys early beach casters
Review here. http://www.fishingmagic.com/features/re ... aster.html looks like a powerful rod, probably a North East style kelp fishing rod or a big bait blaster.
Cliff.
Sea Anglers have BIGGER tackle

Sea Anglers have BIGGER tackle

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Richie Fisher
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Re: greys early beach casters
I have the Greys Mercury. This is one great rod for heavy work on the beach and rocks. I also have a Century Tip Tornado Sport and the Greys is every bit as good. If I was honest, I think I prefer it.
Mike Thrussel did a road test and if I remember correctly it out-performed his Zzippys
If you're selling it, I'll tell you it's carp and give you £30 for it
It was about £300 when new. 
........ just noticed the review above

Mike Thrussel did a road test and if I remember correctly it out-performed his Zzippys
If you're selling it, I'll tell you it's carp and give you £30 for it
........ just noticed the review above
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mr tadpole
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Re: greys early beach casters
thanks lads i have used them with good catches especially cod & congers off whitby & anglesey . pity to leave them unused i must get out more lol