kim
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Post by kim on Mar 7, 2016 23:07:45 GMT
Got on the river today, looked nice but a bit cold. I thought I would get some casting practice in. I left my loop rods behind and used my newly acquired Shakespeare scandi, what a lovely rod that is not bad for the price .Also put up my sage z axis. Tried both rods using skagit lines and t18 tips for fishing really deep. Well most impressed with the lines and rods, may have to sell my loop cross,s (no I don't think so). Takes a bit of adjusting to cast with the tips but got it sussed. Roll on May when there should be a few fish about and then Scotland in June.
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Post by billyfish on Mar 8, 2016 10:45:26 GMT
You really need to buy the new Mackensie fx1 and sell off cheap your loop's.
Colin.
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kim
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Post by kim on Mar 8, 2016 10:56:34 GMT
Well Colin I'm only keeping them so you can borrow them and catch 20lb fish on them
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Post by robmason on Mar 8, 2016 22:16:51 GMT
Got on the river today, looked nice but a bit cold. I thought I would get some casting practice in. I left my loop rods behind and used my newly acquired Shakespeare scandi, what a lovely rod that is not bad for the price .Also put up my sage z axis. Tried both rods using skagit lines and t18 tips for fishing really deep. Well most impressed with the lines and rods, may have to sell my loop cross,s (no I don't think so). Takes a bit of adjusting to cast with the tips but got it sussed. Roll on May when there should be a few fish about and then Scotland in June. I bought the EXP 14'9" 6 piece rod this year and I am very impressed with it. Excellent value, even at RRP from Exeter Angling Centre. |
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