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Old November 1st, 2005, 02:10 PM
Ivon
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I am looking for a fishing pole that can be used on commercial carp
fisheries. I approximatley £500 to spend. Can anyone recommend a pole
for this use.

Cheers

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Old November 1st, 2005, 08:37 PM
Ergo
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Of course I can. but with a small outlay you can purchase Advanced Pole
Fishing (APF) and find one to suit yourself. If you haggle I am sure you
could get a Garbolino 16m pole with the kit for that price.

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"Ivon" wrote in message
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I am looking for a fishing pole that can be used on commercial carp
fisheries. I approximatley £500 to spend. Can anyone recommend a pole
for this use.

Cheers


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Old November 2nd, 2005, 06:50 PM
the legendary 10 foots.
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Have a look at www.bobcotackle.co.uk it will give you some ideas.
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I am looking for a fishing pole that can be used on commercial carp
fisheries. I approximatley £500 to spend. Can anyone recommend a pole
for this use.

Cheers


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Old November 6th, 2005, 12:57 PM
Jack Roach
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There are many poles that would suit. It depends on the size of the fish
present. If you are unlikely to contact very large fish for example very
upper doubles or 20s then an all round pole such as the Maver Inspiration.
would suit. This is a 16mtr pole but like most poles it would be a bit of a
beast at this length but fine when you take one or two sections off. You can
pick this up for about £400.
Do try and buy the longest pole you can as there will be times when you want
the extra length even if you have to use a pole rest rather than hold it for
any length of time.

At around your budget the Diawa fast carping mat well be suitable.

Try and get a pole that has a rating of 20 elastic even if you do not go
this heavy.This should avoid that nasty noise from your no3 or no4 section!

The long and the short of it is to talk to people who are fishing the sort
of water that you intend to and ask there opinion. They are usually very
co-operative and may even let you have a waggle of their pole to get the
feel of it!

For very similar fishing to that described by you I am at present using a
Shimano Carp Cruncher or a Maver Medusa K. The latter may be available at
around your price as Maver have now introduced the Inspiration.

Hope the above is of some help.

Best of luck,


"Ivon" wrote in message
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I am looking for a fishing pole that can be used on commercial carp
fisheries. I approximatley £500 to spend. Can anyone recommend a pole
for this use.

Cheers


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Old November 6th, 2005, 01:26 PM
Jack Roach
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Default Fishing poles

There are many poles that would suit. It depends on the size of the fish
present. If you are unlikely to contact very large fish for example very
upper doubles or 20s then an all round pole such as the Maver Inspiration.
would suit. This is a 16mtr pole but like most poles it would be a bit of a
beast at this length but fine when you take one or two sections off. You can
pick this up for about £400.
Do try and buy the longest pole you can as there will be times when you want
the extra length even if you have to use a pole rest rather than hold it for
any length of time.

At around your budget the Diawa fast carping mat well be suitable.

Try and get a pole that has a rating of 20 elastic even if you do not go
this heavy.This should avoid that nasty noise from your no3 or no4 section!

The long and the short of it is to talk to people who are fishing the sort
of water that you intend to and ask there opinion. They are usually very
co-operative and may even let you have a waggle of their pole to get the
feel of it!

For very similar fishing to that described by you I am at present using a
Shimano Carp Cruncher or a Maver Medusa K. The latter may be available at
around your price as Maver have now introduced the Inspiration.

Hope the above is of some help.

Best of luck,


"Ivon" wrote in message
oups.com...
I am looking for a fishing pole that can be used on commercial carp
fisheries. I approximatley £500 to spend. Can anyone recommend a pole
for this use.

Cheers


"Ivon" wrote in message
oups.com...
I am looking for a fishing pole that can be used on commercial carp
fisheries. I approximatley £500 to spend. Can anyone recommend a pole
for this use.

Cheers


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Old November 9th, 2005, 08:06 PM
Ron Wilkinson
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The best pole in this price bracket, by a 'country mile' is the Garbolino
Premier Legion

Ron

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