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10/10/2010 at 10:12 pm #42353
TF_squattWhere do you get to see see these rods, are they still current. Should I buy Tricast instead, Ropa where are you when I need you????~think
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11/10/2010 at 8:02 am #118557
TF_TickleThere is a current range of Browning King Feeder rods available, they are in the 2011 catalogue but I think you may struggle to find them as I can’t see a massive demand for them being 13ft, 14ft and 15ft.
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11/10/2010 at 9:04 am #118561
TF_ropaSquatt, I`ve P.M`D you mate.
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14/10/2010 at 9:33 pm #118855
TF_squattCheers for the PM, if the reps are like hens teeth I suppose the rods are like unicorns po*. Shame as I’ve been down the Tricast route, great rods but tips are only suited to rivers poor on stillwaters. Maybe it’s me but I can’t find a powerhorse with the right tips imo. Will hand on ropa in case you bring good news.
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14/10/2010 at 11:06 pm #118865
TF_redarmyhave you looked at the preston dutch master range ?
or what about the shimano 14ft aerocast that some of the top bream anglers use for long range work -
17/10/2010 at 7:51 am #119045
TF_EndaI have two of them, the All Seasons versions, got them as the came out a couple of years back, sold them and ended up buying another 2.
They are not really distance rods, 80m max is about as much as I can do with them.
They are nice and soft, I have broke a couple of tips recently and that is a very rare thing for me to do, I ordered spares ages ago and am still waiting.
They have been updated with different finish and fittings.
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17/10/2010 at 1:46 pm #119058
TF_squattEdna cheers, what would you suggest for a 80m+ chuck on stillwaters for Bream/Roach. Is the 14ft Aerocast any good?
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17/10/2010 at 7:28 pm #119077
TF_ropaSquatt, check yer P.M`S mate, The range was re-vamped last year, so the All Seasons rods you have were the originals. They wern`t made for long casting, but they were possibly the best bream rods I`ve had hold off! Unfortunately Browning don`t make he originals anymore or have any left in stock!! So if you fancy selling them, there`s plenty of lads I know who would buy them off you. The new All Seasons isn`t as forgiving as the originals as it was built for casting. Still a good rod for medium to long range though.
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17/10/2010 at 7:29 pm #119078
TF_dunnoI think you should pm CATHAL.
I think Greys/Hardy are bringing out something soon.
I use a Drennan Drx 13ft 10 with a glass tip.
Just got a Garbo Distance Feeder off another site on friday so I will give it a chuck soon.Rod blank is nice but I bet it is another rod frm China though.
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17/10/2010 at 7:33 pm #119079
TF_ropaEdna , what tips you waiting for??? Strange they havnt been sent as they are always in stock. Have you ordered them through a shop???
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17/10/2010 at 8:07 pm #119081
TF_scizzersdunno the hardys 13 extreme is made in china all so the tips are jap i think well worth the money though excellent
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17/10/2010 at 8:27 pm #119083
TF_squattropa replied to your pm.
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17/10/2010 at 8:37 pm #119088
TF_ropaI`ll phone you tomorrow night Lee
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20/10/2010 at 8:15 pm #119471
TF_squattAny news ropa????~think ~think
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22/10/2010 at 11:11 am #119597
haggisParticipantThe full range is available from Tackle Up at Felixstowe. Phone number 01394 274600.
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22/10/2010 at 3:16 pm #119623
TF_squattMany thanks haggis. I was chucking with the 14ft Aerocast yesterday, nice rod~shh
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