In reply to Post #44
I'm not justifying the price or anything, but I'm interested in the stainless gearing claim, otherwise they are obviously about 90% overpriced
Shall we all just have a forum social throwing eggs and flour at Kev Nash's car
I'm not justifying the price or anything, but I'm interested in the stainless gearing claim, otherwise they are obviously about 90% overpriced
Shall we all just have a forum social throwing eggs and flour at Kev Nash's car
In reply to Post #49
Disgusting if they do
Disgusting if they do
In reply to Post #49
Shocking if true
Shocking if true
In reply to Post #51
****ing ****ers they should be thrown in
****ing ****ers they should be thrown in
In reply to Post #54
Was it any recognisable faces or back ground staff?? Would be even worse if it's someone recognisable
Was it any recognisable faces or back ground staff?? Would be even worse if it's someone recognisable
In reply to Post #49
In reply to Post #54
Name and shame them
Name and shame them
In reply to Post #57
Don't think you would be allowed to name them as 90% of them are under 16
Don't think you would be allowed to name them as 90% of them are under 16
In reply to Post #58
In reply to Post #26
Classic, brilliant!
I have not yet had a good Nash rucksack or rod holdall, their use life has been rubbish compared to a military Bergen or a mates Rod Hutchinson rucksack he purchased from me in the 1990's when RH was sold by Relum.
I thought the top reel manufacturers in the world were Akios, Daiwa, Shimano, Okuma and Penn. Many of the others are rebranded from one of those.
Mind you, I have seen Shimano build quality go a long way downhill since the heady days of the original Seaspin Baitrunners and the 3500 and the next Aero GTE's in 3500, 4000 and 4500.
Classic, brilliant!
I have not yet had a good Nash rucksack or rod holdall, their use life has been rubbish compared to a military Bergen or a mates Rod Hutchinson rucksack he purchased from me in the 1990's when RH was sold by Relum.
I thought the top reel manufacturers in the world were Akios, Daiwa, Shimano, Okuma and Penn. Many of the others are rebranded from one of those.
Mind you, I have seen Shimano build quality go a long way downhill since the heady days of the original Seaspin Baitrunners and the 3500 and the next Aero GTE's in 3500, 4000 and 4500.
In reply to Post #1
A friend of mine beat me 2 the reels. Picked them up and did a few cast, not for me feel of qualit/soledness y is not there so i went against buying. However to conves I would have bought the same if finances allowed. As I love my 9ft Scopes they are top. But for my style of fishing well over 200m on a regular basis I would have to say id stick to my medium LCs they are "like a boss" on you tube. Same reason I fish TLB alarms... I trust the product, can't say the same here.
Shimano for me if I had to buy a reel in this bracket. Nash has some products well worth looking at. Personally I'd go for Shimanos here. That reel size id get a set of Siennas and a light braid setup would be exactly the same.
The daiwa Sweepfire reels I have on my scopes atm is doing the job, had some nice fish in the 18lb to 26lb range no problem.
Heck sorry guys just ranting of.... well you guys get what I'm saying
A friend of mine beat me 2 the reels. Picked them up and did a few cast, not for me feel of qualit/soledness y is not there so i went against buying. However to conves I would have bought the same if finances allowed. As I love my 9ft Scopes they are top. But for my style of fishing well over 200m on a regular basis I would have to say id stick to my medium LCs they are "like a boss" on you tube. Same reason I fish TLB alarms... I trust the product, can't say the same here.
Shimano for me if I had to buy a reel in this bracket. Nash has some products well worth looking at. Personally I'd go for Shimanos here. That reel size id get a set of Siennas and a light braid setup would be exactly the same.
The daiwa Sweepfire reels I have on my scopes atm is doing the job, had some nice fish in the 18lb to 26lb range no problem.
Heck sorry guys just ranting of.... well you guys get what I'm saying
In reply to Post #61
I assume your boating your rigs as 200m is 218yds
I assume your boating your rigs as 200m is 218yds
In reply to Post #62
Yup don't like to cast further that 60m. If allowed I'd boat and drop. I'd never come to rest if I know my rig is not presented right on the particular bottom.
Yup don't like to cast further that 60m. If allowed I'd boat and drop. I'd never come to rest if I know my rig is not presented right on the particular bottom.
In reply to Post #58
That's true
That's true
In reply to Post #63
Thank god was gonna say 218yds would be impressive
Thank god was gonna say 218yds would be impressive