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For around £50-80!
I want too much for not a lot of money I know...
But I've been doing all manner of research in to a mainly SP rod that has a sensitive tip for bite detection when I'm bouncing SP's down the estuary.
I've decided not to shell out up to £200 on a new rod and then a 3000 reel on top until I've learned the craft properly and will be in a better position to know the exact type of rod I want.
I also have a few hard plastic lures at around 6 - 12g I want to utilise as my Shukan is a bit too powerful and fast in action.
I've already ruled out the Bushwacker as it doesn't fit the casting range and it's too much of a bully boy for what I want. The write up about the Savage Gear Pro Jig 'n' Spin but I hated the handle.
I'm more picky over rods than I am women. That can't be right?
Any advice chaps?
I want too much for not a lot of money I know...
But I've been doing all manner of research in to a mainly SP rod that has a sensitive tip for bite detection when I'm bouncing SP's down the estuary.
I've decided not to shell out up to £200 on a new rod and then a 3000 reel on top until I've learned the craft properly and will be in a better position to know the exact type of rod I want.
I also have a few hard plastic lures at around 6 - 12g I want to utilise as my Shukan is a bit too powerful and fast in action.
I've already ruled out the Bushwacker as it doesn't fit the casting range and it's too much of a bully boy for what I want. The write up about the Savage Gear Pro Jig 'n' Spin but I hated the handle.
I'm more picky over rods than I am women. That can't be right?
Any advice chaps?