some advice on a new rod

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lee boulton
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some advice on a new rod

Post by lee boulton »

Just looking for some info on my choice of a new rod.Have got a connoflex welsh wizzard at moment hooked up to the new mag elite, well pleased with this combo.Wanted to try out a zziplex or century, looking for arod that would fish well in the river but also some rock marks in summer, anglesey way.There are so many different types of these rods i`m quite confused on which one would suit the bill.Can`t pendulum cast yet although practising like a lunatic, any advice welcome. :? :? :?
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Big Kev
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Re: some advice on a new rod

Post by Big Kev »

lee boulton wrote:.There are so many different types of these rods i`m quite confused on which one would suit the bill......, any advice welcome. :? :? :?
You`re obviously confused about the many different sections on the forum too.....my advice would be to post your question in the "rod room",as it clearly is`nt a fishing report :idea:
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lee boulton
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Post by lee boulton »

Sorry big fella didn`t know there was a rod section suppose some advice is out of the question then :roll: :roll:
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Post by bigdave »

better :badgrin:
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wfsangler
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Post by wfsangler »

yer welsh wizard should be able to more than cope with the anglesey rock marks and river.

your rite there are loads of rods out there. youre best of trying to have a go of 1 or 2 till you find one you like.

rod choice is a personal opinion. nobody will be able to tell you, what is right for you.
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svenbren
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Post by svenbren »

lee boulton read the posts on all the numerous rods the members have put up there is 2 pages of them m8 so you should get a idea on which one suits your type of fishing ;)
do you need a scaffold i can supply and erect tube and fitting/mobile fixed pasma scaffolds
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Big Kev
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Post by Big Kev »

svenbren wrote:lee boulton read the posts on all the numerous rods the members have put up there is 2 pages of them m8 so you should get a idea on which one suits your type of fishing ;)
Where :?: :lol:
winter fishing sucks
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svenbren
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Post by svenbren »

:lol: :lol: :lol: made me look then laaa thought it been deleted :lol: :lol: :lol:
do you need a scaffold i can supply and erect tube and fitting/mobile fixed pasma scaffolds
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lee boulton
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ta for advice

Post by lee boulton »

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction :D
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