Anyfish Big Beach
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g-force
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Very nice rods; light, very nice to cast & quite powerful, although I never had the bottle to try it over the real rough stuff. Took my p/b pollock over 8lb on it & a 7HTmag from the Beacons last year, handled it no problem. Only sold it on to a mate recently as it was a victim of "too many rods" syndrome. Would probably buy it straight back if he ever thought of selling it, but he likes it a lot too.
Gary
Gary
fozally
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Ive got one and I think it is superb value for money. I use it on the rocks and have no problem at all. Favourite rod for heavy seas and rough work. There's a yank on YOUTUBE who uses one for tournament casting so they cant be to bad. You can pick them up very reasonably second hand (under £100) in good condition.
john/r
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yes i have used one, good bite detection off beaches due to carbon tip,slim butt would prefer a bit bigger butt dia myself reasonably priced.
the new version tournie rock is a better rod imo.
point to watch out for some people i know are complaining joint is closing up too quickly.
a similar rod to this is the ian golds extractor a very nice rod also 14ft very nice rods all round ian golds rods,
Quite a deceptively powerful rod but bigger casters may find the butt a touch too soft.
The Tourney match is the pick of the range and absolutely superb, wish id never sold mine!
The tourney rock is not really a rock rod, more of an all rounder that loads up and casts quite well very similar tip to the match and shouldnt really be called a rock rod.
The Tourney match is the pick of the range and absolutely superb, wish id never sold mine!
The tourney rock is not really a rock rod, more of an all rounder that loads up and casts quite well very similar tip to the match and shouldnt really be called a rock rod.
Whose the best Jamie Blakeman???
