In reply to Post #240
i really am not tarty over gear much prefering function and one thing with handles is they get used in cold wet conditions full of slimey bait and fish stuff
so a bit chunky t grip is a must for me
just to prove it some of the reels i use currently all have T's
and some of those should show just how untarty i am

few more some of which now reside in the reel museum in the front room aka shakespeareseat boxes
i really am not tarty over gear much prefering function and one thing with handles is they get used in cold wet conditions full of slimey bait and fish stuff
so a bit chunky t grip is a must for me
just to prove it some of the reels i use currently all have T's
and some of those should show just how untarty i am

few more some of which now reside in the reel museum in the front room aka shakespeareseat boxes
In reply to Post #241
You have a valid point
But these are really comfortable , they just look a dogs dinner ,
Jeeez I think I have spent too much time on here and developed a tarty affliction
You have a valid point
But these are really comfortable , they just look a dogs dinner ,
Jeeez I think I have spent too much time on here and developed a tarty affliction
In reply to Post #242
the paddle shape could work its that grippy stuff on it but its enough to make me think maybe i would not buy them
although if ss3000 handles are easily sourced
and its by no means the worst handle ive seen, who on earth thought stainless or any metal would make a nice material for a handle is beyond me
the paddle shape could work its that grippy stuff on it but its enough to make me think maybe i would not buy them
although if ss3000 handles are easily sourced
and its by no means the worst handle ive seen, who on earth thought stainless or any metal would make a nice material for a handle is beyond me
In reply to Post #241
bloodyhell noodle scrap price as dropped as well
bloodyhell noodle scrap price as dropped as well
In reply to Post #244
Like the look of these reels but what I wanna know is can the reel handles be changed, don't mean the arms just the handle, would like to stick some western development ones on them
Like the look of these reels but what I wanna know is can the reel handles be changed, don't mean the arms just the handle, would like to stick some western development ones on them
In reply to Post #245
You'd have to get lee valley customs or custom reels to machine a spigot but it's possible
You'd have to get lee valley customs or custom reels to machine a spigot but it's possible
In reply to Post #245
Ive just tried my daiwa spod reel handle, fits spot on, only thing is it got a bit of silver on, but all folds nicely, and can still use spod reel with penn handle on.
Ive just tried my daiwa spod reel handle, fits spot on, only thing is it got a bit of silver on, but all folds nicely, and can still use spod reel with penn handle on.
In reply to Post #247
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wood-Pattern-Rotatable-Knob-Fishing-Spining-Reel-Power-Handle-Black-/161075631033?pt=UK_SportsLeisure_Fishing_Reels_JN&hash=item2580db13b9
Do you recon these would fit, ?? Are all the threads on the spigots the same size does any one know
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wood-Pattern-Rotatable-Knob-Fishing-Spining-Reel-Power-Handle-Black-/161075631033?pt=UK_SportsLeisure_Fishing_Reels_JN&hash=item2580db13b9
Do you recon these would fit, ?? Are all the threads on the spigots the same size does any one know
In reply to Post #248
buy one and find out mate.
buy one and find out mate.
In reply to Post #249
Cheap enough to buy 3 me thinks, Even if they don't fit there's loads of spares on them
Cheap enough to buy 3 me thinks, Even if they don't fit there's loads of spares on them
In reply to Post #63
Went on a reel sortie yesterday , checked out the penns, avid carp , and daiwa entoh tourni qd. The avid carp is an unkown but looks well made and has a nice handle compared to the penn.but is slightly heavier. The daiwa is class and it shows through and is the best of the bunch but it should be at that price.The penn on close inspection, its build looks on the cheap side matching its £120 price tag. I dont like the handle and the one I checked out had a slight rub on spool rotation, dont expect it to look like a reel at twice the price because it doesnt imo.
Having said that it is excellant value for money and matt black is all the rage, for that reason I bought a pair
Went on a reel sortie yesterday , checked out the penns, avid carp , and daiwa entoh tourni qd. The avid carp is an unkown but looks well made and has a nice handle compared to the penn.but is slightly heavier. The daiwa is class and it shows through and is the best of the bunch but it should be at that price.The penn on close inspection, its build looks on the cheap side matching its £120 price tag. I dont like the handle and the one I checked out had a slight rub on spool rotation, dont expect it to look like a reel at twice the price because it doesnt imo.
Having said that it is excellant value for money and matt black is all the rage, for that reason I bought a pair
In reply to Post #248
What exactly do you want to use?
The spigot I'm talking about is the small silver part between the wooden knob and handle itself.
That doesn't screw into the arm, it's press fitted and needs drilling out I think.
I can see that being a complete waste of money
What exactly do you want to use?
The spigot I'm talking about is the small silver part between the wooden knob and handle itself.
That doesn't screw into the arm, it's press fitted and needs drilling out I think.
I can see that being a complete waste of money
In reply to Post #252
You are right. It would have to be drilled out, popped the logo cap off of the handle and there is no way to undo it apart from drill it
You are right. It would have to be drilled out, popped the logo cap off of the handle and there is no way to undo it apart from drill it
In reply to Post #248
Do you recon these would fit, ?? Are all the threads on the spigots the same size does any one know
I do know they don't answer questions about what the handle fits
Do you recon these would fit, ?? Are all the threads on the spigots the same size does any one know
I do know they don't answer questions about what the handle fits
In reply to Post #254
One of mine still loads the line towards the back of the spool. It looks like there is a washer I might be able to take out. I'd appreciate any advice from anyone that knows more about reels if it would be detrimental to the reel if I remove it? Thanks
One of mine still loads the line towards the back of the spool. It looks like there is a washer I might be able to take out. I'd appreciate any advice from anyone that knows more about reels if it would be detrimental to the reel if I remove it? Thanks