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![]() Dear All, Time has come to buy a new rod, I can only afford one (both in money and storage space) and therein lies the problem. The water I fish has single figure carp, bream, tench, chub and roach and I need a rod which can cope with all those species. I have never used line above 8lbs BS for any of these species. For these fish I fish purely for pleasure and 99% of my fishing is straight forward waggler float fishing on still water. (My favourite fishing is for Pike on either deadbait or lure and for that I have a ton of heavy gear and no where to store anymore). So the question is; What size / TC / type of rod would give the best compromise for the above mentioned species given the constraints that a - this branch of my fishing is purely for pleasure b - do not need anything rated above 8lb reel line c - majority of fishing is waggler d - majority of fishing is small stillwater e - Budget is around £100 f - I wouldn't know a progressive action if it smacked me in the face ;-) .. Hope somebody can help as any assistance would be gratefully received especially if it enables me to justify the purchase of yet "more big boys toys" to the watch commander. -- GRD The trouble with censorship is "quis custodiet ipsos custodes ?" (Juvenal's Satires) |
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