Ordering some scopes after giving my Powermesh to my father.
Question is what test curve? I have seen 3.5lb is common, but seems very heavy for the size of rod? Will be 10ft ones
I was considering neither 3lb or 3.25lb.
I don't really fish at massive range, but do use pva bags a lot.
Thanks
Question is what test curve? I have seen 3.5lb is common, but seems very heavy for the size of rod? Will be 10ft ones
I was considering neither 3lb or 3.25lb.
I don't really fish at massive range, but do use pva bags a lot.
Thanks
In reply to Post #1
Go for 3.25Lb
Go for 3.25Lb
In reply to Post #1
What range, what weight will you be casting, target fish size, open water order snag ridden, all need to be taken into consideration.
What range, what weight will you be casting, target fish size, open water order snag ridden, all need to be taken into consideration.
In reply to Post #1
I have 2 x 3lb and 1 x 3.5 lb 10ft scopes. I can cast 100yards regular with rigs with the 3lb. The 3.5lb I use for solid bags at that distance. Tbf the scopes I use on smaller waters, has I max out at 110 on a good day.
Fishing bigger waters more and more now, so will be getting some longer rods at some point.
Will keep the 10's for the smaller waters though.
I have 2 x 3lb and 1 x 3.5 lb 10ft scopes. I can cast 100yards regular with rigs with the 3lb. The 3.5lb I use for solid bags at that distance. Tbf the scopes I use on smaller waters, has I max out at 110 on a good day.
Fishing bigger waters more and more now, so will be getting some longer rods at some point.
Will keep the 10's for the smaller waters though.
In reply to Post #3
Not massive distance but I do a lot of snag fishing, and very weedy waters in summer. Weights are 20's and early 30's
Thinking 3.5lb on reading given snags and large pva bags
Not massive distance but I do a lot of snag fishing, and very weedy waters in summer. Weights are 20's and early 30's
Thinking 3.5lb on reading given snags and large pva bags
In fish playing you will hardly notice any difference between the 3.00Lb and the 3.25Lb, the difference in fish playing between a 3.25Lb and 3.50 is noticeable
With the 3.25 you always have some extra power to throw further if necessary or for pva bags,i would only go for the 3.50 if you fish a lot over 90 Yards.
With the 3.25 you always have some extra power to throw further if necessary or for pva bags,i would only go for the 3.50 if you fish a lot over 90 Yards.
In reply to Post #6
I use the 3.5 stepped up after initially buying the 3.25
Just gives you a bit more ‘scope' 👍🏻
I use the 3.5 stepped up after initially buying the 3.25
Just gives you a bit more ‘scope' 👍🏻