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Post by eccles on Apr 20, 2008 10:10:58 GMT
Wonder why some folks feel the need to talk absolute drivel. Never went to the so called Hayling meet, it was a bit of a shambles I am told. The Shakespeare Salts are not "thin-walled glass" but full carbon as I initially stated and which can be seen in the tackle shop. I wrote this review for anyone who might be considering buying one of these rods which are endorsed by Mike Thrussell. Casting distances are of course down to one's technique and I happen to know at least one gent who can cast over 120 yds with just a Comoran composite cheapie.
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Post by solehunter on Apr 20, 2008 10:16:09 GMT
Haha, that snakefish was that ada plum. and seems to try anything to p1ss people off!
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Post by jodphers on Apr 20, 2008 10:24:29 GMT
eccles they reviewed it in this months sea angler. alan yates reviewed it and liked it alot. i have the flounder salt rod and they are decent rods. i think the 14 and 15ft salt beach rods will be a best seller as you get alot of rod for your money. and they will get you alot of extra distance for not much effort.
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Post by codfather11 on Apr 20, 2008 13:00:17 GMT
great rods 4 money ive got flatty version a i luv it also use 15ft bb great casting very-lite
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Post by greysfanboy on Apr 20, 2008 13:36:14 GMT
Haha, that snakefish was that ada plum. and seems to try anything to p1ss people off! Yeah, it seems someone rumbled him  |
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