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October 15th, 2004, 01:14 PM
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Fishing in Cuba
Anyone know if its worth taking a rod to Guardalavaca in Cuba?
Gareth Smith 
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October 15th, 2004, 06:18 PM
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Fishing in Cuba
I have never been to Cuba but I have fished in the Florida Keys that are
only about 100 miles away. The fishing there, from bridge, pier or boat, is fantastic. I would imagine that the fishing in Cuba would be very similar. It would be very remiss of you not to take a rod and I am sure that you would regret it if you didn't. I have found that a couple of telescopic rods are ideal as they will fit in a suitcase or can be put in a separate tube to protect them. Have a good time. Peter. "Gareth" wrote in message ... Anyone know if its worth taking a rod to Guardalavaca in Cuba? Gareth Smith
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October 15th, 2004, 09:57 PM
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Fishing in Cuba
Anyone know if its worth taking a rod to Guardalavaca in Cuba?
Have a look at the Fladen travel rods sold by YYS, beach, boat, fly, match, fits in a short tube that fits in a case or you can carry it. Nice action and not expensive, cheers, Norman.
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October 17th, 2004, 09:18 AM
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Fishing in Cuba
Had a look at the boat versions and the ones I saw had a weird flat spot.
There is a new uptider version due which is excellent though. Shimano versions also look good but a bit more expensive. The Big Man "SEAANGLING" wrote in message ... Anyone know if its worth taking a rod to Guardalavaca in Cuba? Have a look at the Fladen travel rods sold by YYS, beach, boat, fly, match, fits in a short tube that fits in a case or you can carry it. Nice action and not expensive, cheers, Norman.
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October 15th, 2004, 06:18 PM
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Fishing in Cuba
I have never been to Cuba but I have fished in the Florida Keys that are
only about 100 miles away. The fishing there, from bridge, pier or boat, is fantastic. I would imagine that the fishing in Cuba would be very similar. It would be very remiss of you not to take a rod and I am sure that you would regret it if you didn't. I have found that a couple of telescopic rods are ideal as they will fit in a suitcase or can be put in a separate tube to protect them. Have a good time. Peter. "Gareth" wrote in message ... Anyone know if its worth taking a rod to Guardalavaca in Cuba? Gareth Smith
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October 15th, 2004, 09:57 PM
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Fishing in Cuba
Anyone know if its worth taking a rod to Guardalavaca in Cuba?
Have a look at the Fladen travel rods sold by YYS, beach, boat, fly, match, fits in a short tube that fits in a case or you can carry it. Nice action and not expensive, cheers, Norman.
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