Looking for long distance throwing stick recommendations. I have the century and daiwa ones on my list so any feedback on those or alternatives would be most welcome.
Nash Deliverance Distance Throwing Stick goes extremely far.
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There was a good thread about these in the last 6months, use the search function in the above options 👍
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Unfortunately mine shattered with the first boilie. Emailed, no response. Tried a few including carbon. It appears my limit is 100 yds so use cheap prologic plastic, does the job, no loss in range.
Unfortunately mine shattered with the first boilie. Emailed, no response. Tried a few including carbon. It appears my limit is 100 yds so use cheap prologic plastic, does the job, no loss in range.
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Hope this is not too far off topic, but what's the furthest distance possible with a boilie and a throwing stick.
I think my furthest would be possibly 100 yards but i doubt much further.
Hope this is not too far off topic, but what's the furthest distance possible with a boilie and a throwing stick.
I think my furthest would be possibly 100 yards but i doubt much further.
The boilie will be a bigger factor in obtaining greater distances rather than the actual stick !!
In reply to Post #1
The daiwa one is great. However as someone has already said without the right boilie you aren't going to get maximum distance. If you really need extreme range then you need to ask your bait maker to tweak the bait to make it denser and firmer.
The daiwa one is great. However as someone has already said without the right boilie you aren't going to get maximum distance. If you really need extreme range then you need to ask your bait maker to tweak the bait to make it denser and firmer.
In reply to Post #2
Those things are terrible
Those things are terrible
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Yes definitely it's the boilie that matters, when I was using a stick at range I had mine made with limestone flour and extra egg albumin. The baits were Trigga at the time and were heavy and rock hard, they really did go a long way.
Yes definitely it's the boilie that matters, when I was using a stick at range I had mine made with limestone flour and extra egg albumin. The baits were Trigga at the time and were heavy and rock hard, they really did go a long way.
In reply to Post #6
They go further when they are frozen !
They go further when they are frozen !
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140yrds carbon stick air dried 20mm flat calm
Got a bit giddy put loads out and struggled to grab the rod there after not for the faint hearted, arm was killing me.
I think anything after that would need 22m or bigger and a wind behind you.
Job was to boat out drop your rig and say 20 baits then stick the rest worked a treat.
Think my stick is a pro logic carbon weighs nothing, was a thread on here many years ago.
Fancy that diawa one carbon thats liked on here a lot.
140yrds carbon stick air dried 20mm flat calm
Got a bit giddy put loads out and struggled to grab the rod there after not for the faint hearted, arm was killing me.
I think anything after that would need 22m or bigger and a wind behind you.
Job was to boat out drop your rig and say 20 baits then stick the rest worked a treat.
Think my stick is a pro logic carbon weighs nothing, was a thread on here many years ago.
Fancy that diawa one carbon thats liked on here a lot.
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The frank Warwick or ACA sticks are very good for distance, but as said earlier the bait is just as important.
The frank Warwick or ACA sticks are very good for distance, but as said earlier the bait is just as important.
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Don't think they are available anymore.
Don't think they are available anymore.
In reply to Post #6
And being perfectly round helps too
And being perfectly round helps too
In reply to Post #13
They're not...pretty rare now
They're not...pretty rare now