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November 27th, 2004, 05:40 PM
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OT _but_ Sea Anglers & their rods
Ok a bit OT for a coarse angling group but I have often wondered this ......
why do sea anglers always seem to use their rods with the 'eyes' uppermost ...... 'pointing to the sky'? I am sure someone here will know Cheers ...... Richard 
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November 27th, 2004, 07:44 PM
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OT _but_ Sea Anglers & their rods
In article , Richard
wrote: Ok a bit OT for a coarse angling group but I have often wondered this ...... why do sea anglers always seem to use their rods with the 'eyes' uppermost ..... 'pointing to the sky'? I am sure someone here will know Only those using multiplier reels - fixed spool and centrepin users work rings-under. Those with multipliers in freshwater have the rod rings-up too. Cheerio, --
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