Century eliminator e1000 info
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kingcod deano
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The e1000 is a very powerfull rod ideal suited for a 7oz lead bite detection isn't great in my opinion for the small stuff like whiting etc but still spotable the rod itself is ideal for over heavy ground pity you didn't live closer as you could have had a chuck of mine
louis268
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I have mate I'm just trying to get everyone else's feedback as its a lot of money for one of thesehave a word with andy2009(think thats his nick) sure he has one
big phil 123
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lol unless ur a tournement caster ya wont be bending one lol mine felt very top heavy but a great rod just didnt suit me felt a bit big and clumbsy if u need the extra lenght grat if not i prefer the wr300
big phil 123
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if your going to norway get a eliminator u going with gary?
big phil 123
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he knows his sfuff yea he organizes trips he is the guide for them out there for a company called din tur have a look on you tube he has not long been back
john/r
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definately tip heavy they feel a bit unbalanced to me but everybody to there own prefer the zziplex m427 su to eliminater
kingcod deano
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I took a ss to norway and it handled better than my ttr they are cracking rods probs the best allrounder however I seen the e1000s in action in norway and they are a serious piece of kit hence why I bought one Gary landed cod to over 20lb with his and it looked easy as for top heavy yes they are but after a few trips out you get used to it
kingcod deano
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As for needing to be a tourno caster that's complete rubbish I'm no tourno caster and I bent it using a 6 and a quater lead no bother here is a link to the vid I made when i first bought it
http://www.nesa.co.uk/forums/shore-fishing/109766-century-e1000-action.html
http://www.nesa.co.uk/forums/shore-fishing/109766-century-e1000-action.html
louis268
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Deano use sold me it ha ha I use namix 61/4 leads also and I've just bought the 63/4 mould so I am happy do u get to norway much like I'd love to go but getting people together is a bit of a chore u got any info on it ie price of flights accommodation and transfers and bait and gear to take
john/r
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a friend of mine from seaham took his eliminater to norway last march and it was no prob at all swing big fish in with it.
as for having to be tournie caster to use one, why it all depends how far you want to put bait or baits.
eliminater just not for me but plenty like them its up to the individual what they like.
breakages i hav,nt heard of an eliminter breaking and they have been out a while now.
as for having to be tournie caster to use one, why it all depends how far you want to put bait or baits.
eliminater just not for me but plenty like them its up to the individual what they like.
breakages i hav,nt heard of an eliminter breaking and they have been out a while now.
kingcod deano
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That's why I bought one I seen him using it in norway they handle the fish over there easy
john/r
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its andy wilky i am on about i have his rod at mine had a few casts with the other week they seem reliable rods.he took the 14ft afaw tournie field rod over as well but prefered the eliminiter.
kingcod deano
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Yeah I know john there was 5 lads who took them and they all said how mint they are Andy told me he lifted a couple of doubles up a ledge 30ft up no bother
kingcod deano
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Yeah I know john there was 5 lads who took them and they all said how mint they are Andy told me he lifted a couple of doubles up a ledge 30ft up no bother
