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All of my rods and reels get used some of them are set up for west coast (heavy action rods for fishing with 10-12oz sinkers) the others for east coast where I do not need such a stiff boat rod then there are the ones for those who come out and don't have any gear to use. one of my overheads is also used on one of the surfcasters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
It would be so many your boat doesn't float anymore :DQuote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
I said may ;) There is an old saying however :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pengy
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Ryobi GR1
Shimano Stradic 2500 HG
Shimano Saros 3000 FA
Nautilus 2000
Abu T-Aloy 3500
Shimano Baitrunner 4500
Tica Sculptor SL100
Abu 6500 C3
Okuma Solterra SLR 10CS
Shimano Trition Mag 4
Shimano Trynos 30 2 speed.
The gap is where my Shimano TSM 3 should be but I can't find it????
Only one rod photo as I hate taking photos of rods. Shimano T-Curve revolution travel rod. It's the prettiest one. Each reel has one or more rods it is used on and all are loaded with braid. I hate using mono now. Feels like fishing with a rubber band.
Does the photo need to be of the gear out of it's packaging? :D
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Worked in "Jaws"
Nah it didn't. The feckin thing kept coming backQuote:
Originally Posted by gonetropo
For accuracys sake it was an M1 Garand not a remmy.Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwijames
And the ones coming back were the original sharks young if you read Peter Benchleys books.
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Doing a fair bit of searching new water with the spin gear and my daughter.
2500's Exage and Alivio. Still want a Stella.
3500 Baitrunner I have had for ever and the Calcutta 250 I bought in Ft Lauderdale which caught heaps of fish in and around the Florida Keys.
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I would highly recommend the Stradic. It has performed beautifully. It has the sort of drag that you have to look at the reel to see if line is being pulled off it's that smooth. For the price I don't see how the Stella could be THAT much better.
Love the Calcuttas too.
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Shimano TLD200 overhead on shimano rod
1000mm Spear gun
Okuma bait runner and okuma 6ft rod
Shimano trynos 30 on a shimano backbone elite rod for the deep sea stuff
Shimano Saragosa 10000 on a kilwell 5"2" jigging rod for the big kings
Shimano Stradic Ci4 4000 on a 20lb backbone elite rod for the big snapper in the tasman bay.
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I think theres a show on TV called hoaders that might help you :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gapped axe
Those of you who are old enough may remember the Snapper and Kingfish secrets by old mate Geoff Thomas. As an impressionable young man I had to buy the Shimano Speed Master TSM IV as used by the legend himself. Mail ordered straight from The Fishing News many years before online orders. It was stripped down, drag washers all hand lapped and the Shimano fibre washers chucked out for Smoothies. This real is the Fighting Star version with near lever drag speed to wind it up. On the Calstar custom made by Leon at Rodworks (now no longer) it's a combo I love. Kings and big snaps no worries. Best snapper I ever caught went 22lbs and I horsed it all the way to the boat as I thought it was just another rat kingi.
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Yeah!!!! Found my TSM 3. (where I usually keep it). Great reels eh @kiwijames. Mine is the narrower version of yours that I bought in the 1980s.
Yep. They're solid reels. Mine has outlasted a couple Daiwa SL reels which are tough to beat. My old man has a TSM3FS that I'm thinking of perking one day. Shame the Hawkes Bay fishing is pretty shit. Plus I dont have a boat anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
A good mate had a Daiwa SL which I used a couple of times. I must say it did cast better than my TSM but his is long gone too.Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwijames
