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Post  Andi Sun Feb 13, 2011 6:12 pm

Hi

I'm in the market for a new rod and reel, not necessarily to use with each other.

I want a rod for whacking out 60-100g lures, the reel needs to be suitable for braid.

Got a budget of £100.00, can anyone recommend anything?

I'm also going to get a 6-7ft rod for canal jogging if anyones used anything similar I'd take recommendations on that?
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Post  noodle Sun Feb 13, 2011 8:14 pm

ok 60 -100gm is firmly a jerkbait sized set up

plenty on offer you will need a multiplier and braid around the 80lb mark

no iffs no buts that is more or less it as lure in this size go, fixed spool reels are useless with the braids you need for hefty lures

fox do good rods for the money, my choice though are the nash jerk's under the specialist range, they have been discontinued for a bit but turn up on ebay etc every so often.

reel wise abu's are the norm 5601 6501's etc again there are others like the daiwa proteus or offerings from shimano.

some of the low profiles are ok for this but i prefer 'round' reels

you anyone near who throws these things?

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Post  Andi Sun Feb 20, 2011 10:07 pm

Unfortunately i've not come across anyone with anything to add to my knowledge in my short time pike fishing.

The only chap to approach me i get the impression was trying to scare me off his favorite water from what he was saying.

I'm struggling to understand why people are so secretive, i understand being quiet online but on the bank, surely you can help one another out?

As for tackle, i've been into Fosters in Brum a few times, there's a good lure guy in there but no-one i trust to talk about tackle with, i feel that i may be over sold gear!


Has anyone any experience with the Abu Garcia Cardinal C3 Series Reel? It's on special at Glasgow angling for £35 instead of £70.00. Not sure if i should go for that?

I'm probably going to forget the Jerkbait rod for now, more interested in a decent upto 60g rod, got a budget of about £65.00 for the rod if anyones got any suggestions?


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Post  kell Mon Feb 21, 2011 5:02 am

wait till later i have some gear i am selling but i would rather put it on ebay because i would never like to rip anyone off and do not know half the prices of the gear if that make sense.
i have a fox jerk bait
and a gord burton lure rod i may sell
got loads of rods etc on ebay at the min Very Happy
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Post  Andy Webster Mon Feb 21, 2011 7:36 am

what's your ebay name?

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Post  noodle Mon Feb 21, 2011 12:46 pm

c3's are the one lots choose if you can avoid the bcx models though as they are chinese and there have been whinges about parts

i have to add i dont use them im only going off other peoples opinions there

one relativly cheap rod is the berkely llightening i think its called 1-3 ounce casting weight and was about 30 -40 quid

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Post  deadbait Mon Feb 21, 2011 9:15 pm

kell wrote:wait till later i have some gear i am selling but i would rather put it on ebay because i would never like to rip anyone off and do not know half the prices of the gear if that make sense.
i have a fox jerk bait
and a gord burton lure rod i may sell
got loads of rods etc on ebay at the min Very Happy

what fox jerkbait rod is it im after a new one Very Happy
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Post  kell Tue Feb 22, 2011 7:37 am

it is a fox jerkmaster casting weight 60=100g length 6' 50-80LB
in mint nick lovly reel seat for use with multiplyer,
But same as always not sure what to ask i think they are around £74 to buy new.that is why i have put a load on ebay because they go for what they go for and i am not ripping anyone off. Very Happy

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250776959267&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT

this is a rod i have up and you would see the other things i have up from there the jerk bait is not up yet
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