help with rod.

[DUCKY]

which would any of you prefer? greys jupiter, greys grx, greys nitra or a century shoreline???? to be used over mixed ground and it musnt wobble around in the wind and have a bit weight in it.

 

[Charlton]

which would any of you prefer? greys jupiter, greys grx, greys nitra or a century shoreline???? to be used over mixed ground and it musnt wobble around in the wind and have a bit weight in it.

will give you the same advice as I give everybody asking that question, get a general opinion yes, but the rod that suits them, might not suit you, best to go and try the rods, it is the only way.

 

[DUCKY]

alan its more about the weight and stiffness of the rod im after, as im using one now thats light and its got a horrible wobble in the wind. as for being suited for the rod shouldnt be a problem as id get used to it, and im no tournament caster so therefor distance isnt a problem as long as im hitting 100+ yards

 

[anthony stobbart]

sliver surfer

sliver surfer

which would any of you prefer? greys jupiter, greys grx, greys nitra or a century shoreline???? to be used over mixed ground and it musnt wobble around in the wind and have a bit weight in it.

the jupiter is a very good rod ,its all you need its suited rough to mixed ground.and i used mine for west coast for doggies ,craster howick for cod. and also used it for pendulum casting on the beach.had mine for 8 years now got a greys mercury and that is very good !

 

[willywetegg]

Now that proves exactly what Alan Charlton is saying. Anthony, you say you like the Grey's Jupiter, I hated it, it is the only rod I have owned that I have not been able to cast with. I have to say too that I had it for quite a while and never ever got used to it.

Jim.

 

[tonybax]

nitra ducky, its still here

 

[DUCKY]

tony ill most likly have that rod m8, just gonna get the cash sorted and get back to ya.