new rod

[the one eyed fishereman]

can anyone help? i am after a new beachcaster i have upto £250 to spend and i am looking for a multiplier rung rod. also wheres the best place to buy one?

[Steve Duffy]

Fill your profile in and tell us where you are.

[Simon]

Moreton Angling Centre, I'm sure they will have something to suit and you'll get a good deal.

If your really lucky you might get a hob nob... used to be chocolate ones but there's a credit crunch on dont ya now

Cheers
Simon

[the one eyed fishereman]

thanks what do people think of the greys triplex rod? any other suggestions

[mad mark]

thanks what do people think of the greys triplex rod? any other suggestions

Check out the rod room in the tackle&bait secetion you will find info on most of the main rods along with comments from people that use or have used the rods displayed

[Big Hitter]

thanks what do people think of the greys triplex rod? any other suggestions

If you have got 250 to spend mate you can do a lot better than a Greys Triplex. Have a look at the Anyfish Anywhere range, superb rods and very competively priced.

[wfsangler]

thanks what do people think of the greys triplex rod? any other suggestions

If you have got 250 to spend mate you can do a lot better than a Greys Triplex. Have a look at the Anyfish Anywhere range, superb rods and very competively priced.

u on commission jay lol how is julian these days anyway haha x x

[Big Hitter]

u on commission jay lol how is julian these days anyway haha x x

Wish i was Mart, even if i wasnt sponsored by Anyfish i would be using Anyfish rods without a doubt, i love em, especially the Big Beach which is my favourite rod

[brockster]

thanks what do people think of the greys triplex rod? any other suggestions

made in china

nuff said

[wfsangler]

thanks what do people think of the greys triplex rod? any other suggestions

made in china

nuff said

you ever used one???

half the things in your house and car are made in china.

theres nuffink wrong with the rods at all. nuff sed.

[gmonkman]

They do seem to of gotten themselves a less than perfect reputation since the manufacturing move to china though. Do you think its an unfair one?

[Trishy]

Where do you think most of the carbon cloth used for "british made rods" comes from. china and the far east. A lot of carbon is being used in the defence industry at the moment hence the high price of rods. Demand outstripping supply

[Trishy]

Got a pair of triplex and an anyfish match, great rods Good to a have a choice for different conditions. Triplex very versatile but not good in wind or snaggy ground, anyfish match great allrounder

[davinski]

Not to sure on the Greys Triplex. To long for the local stuff. Also the the tip is not stiff enough on a good run.
In my opinion, fishing the Mersey is not like fishing a calm beach.
Basically, you are fishing over rough ground. ( that doesn't mean Jagged rocks and a snaggy ground). The tide pull has the same effect.
Get something up to 8oz casting capability. Good for the tide run and holding bottom.
Don't like the anyfish/anywhere, Yeh! Might use use them for Tarpon of the Azours Like is says, Anyfish/anywhere, sounds great to anyone who thinks this is a multi purpose rod.
Personally I do like the Greys, Especially the Apollo Mk2 for the Mersey.
And am now thinking about the Mk3 6oz for using in Wales with much less of a run. Might even help me achieve my 80yrd goal.

[mad mark]

gerrys of morcombe doing good deal on the apolo