Zziplex dymic hst

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svenbren
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Zziplex dymic hst

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13ft 2inch. Tip length 7ft 6inch. Tip diameter 4mm. Butt length 6ft. Butt (inch) diameter 1. Sinker casting range min 4oz-max 61/4oz. Optimum sinker range 5 1/4 oz.

this is my best rod i have got or will have.

hard to come by now unless you pay for new one specialy made


casting is excellent its forgiving if you make a mistake in mid cast
bite detection is excellent
light rod but powerfull will not double over under strain of big fish .
do you need a scaffold i can supply and erect tube and fitting/mobile fixed pasma scaffolds
svenbren
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Post by svenbren »

gerwyn ..from wrexham

Zziplex Dymic HST.
Handles 7oz easy if needed.
very good tip for bites, a lot of power through middle/lower section.
Versatile rod can be used anywhere, cod in the Mersey, conger off the rocks, double head of dogs off the beach. Flounder at greenfield
This rod is expensive but can not fault it in anyway. Prefer reel down softens rod a bit ;)
do you need a scaffold i can supply and erect tube and fitting/mobile fixed pasma scaffolds
Steve Duffy
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Zippy HST.

Post by Steve Duffy »

At the moment this is my favourite rod,having knocked my CME into second position.It was built by Chris Dance and I swapped a Diawa AWT for it.Its dimensions are as follows......... 13ft 2inch. Tip length 7ft 6inch. Tip diameter 4mm. Butt length 6ft. Butt (inch) diameter 1. Sinker casting range min 4oz-max 61/4oz. Optimum sinker range 5 1/4 oz. Its a lovely rod to cast with
and the bite detection is second to none.In fact I'd say its the best flounder rod on the market. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Species--- Bass,ray,smoothhound,starry smoothhound,plaice,flounder,dab,LSD,huss,whiting,coddling,mackeral,pout,pollock.
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