Nippi
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Forum: Tackle
17 Jun 2020
@ 7:07pm
@ 7:07pm
In reply to Post #1
Best on the market imo and will accept a wide range of butt diameters. There are no differences between the mini or standard either other than the height of the arms. I asked the same questions to Solar.
Best on the market imo and will accept a wide range of butt diameters. There are no differences between the mini or standard either other than the height of the arms. I asked the same questions to Solar.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: JAG Digging Stick
25 May 2020
@ 10:06am
@ 10:06am
In reply to Post #1
As said, Matrix Piledriver.
As said, Matrix Piledriver.
Forum: Tackle
6 May 2020
@ 5:22pm
@ 5:22pm
In reply to Post #1
I had a pair of the Emcast 19 Br LT 4000's and sold them straight away. Very smooth and light but the line clip was absolutely shocking! If you regularly clip up then avoid as the clips will damage the line every time. They are similar to the 80's style clips designed purely to grip the line in transit and definitely not for using for accuracy. Emailed Daiwa about it and was told they would look into it but I wouldn't hold your breath. If the 5000's have the same clip then seriously reconsider your choice!
I had a pair of the Emcast 19 Br LT 4000's and sold them straight away. Very smooth and light but the line clip was absolutely shocking! If you regularly clip up then avoid as the clips will damage the line every time. They are similar to the 80's style clips designed purely to grip the line in transit and definitely not for using for accuracy. Emailed Daiwa about it and was told they would look into it but I wouldn't hold your breath. If the 5000's have the same clip then seriously reconsider your choice!
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Aspen Weed Rake
28 Apr 2020
@ 12:16pm
@ 12:16pm
In reply to Post #6
As already mentioned, they don't float, they aquaplane. Bit of a technique needed but easy and works well once mastered. Cracking bit of kit but I opted for the more traditional Jakes Rakes, https://www.jakesrakes.co.uk/. Not as good as the Aspen but does the job and nice and compact especially the removable stock version.
As already mentioned, they don't float, they aquaplane. Bit of a technique needed but easy and works well once mastered. Cracking bit of kit but I opted for the more traditional Jakes Rakes, https://www.jakesrakes.co.uk/. Not as good as the Aspen but does the job and nice and compact especially the removable stock version.
Forum: Tackle
16 Apr 2020
@ 2:00pm
@ 2:00pm
In reply to Post #5
Stuart do you use one with your Solar bedchair? If yes, how does it fit as the bag dimensions and blurb suggest it is suitable for standard size bedchairs despite it's ‘Compact' name? The Solar, advertised at 205cm in length, falls more in line with other compact bedchairs. Is it a bit long or a perfect fit? Thanks.
Stuart do you use one with your Solar bedchair? If yes, how does it fit as the bag dimensions and blurb suggest it is suitable for standard size bedchairs despite it's ‘Compact' name? The Solar, advertised at 205cm in length, falls more in line with other compact bedchairs. Is it a bit long or a perfect fit? Thanks.