LeeAnderson
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Daiwa Infinity X rods
24 Oct 2024
@ 6:02pm
@ 6:02pm
In reply to Post #1
Same blank, different components, different TC. X was available in 2.75 and 3.5lb TC. MT replaced the 3.5TC with a 3.25 and 3.75TC offering.
Same blank, different components, different TC. X was available in 2.75 and 3.5lb TC. MT replaced the 3.5TC with a 3.25 and 3.75TC offering.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Minima concept ringing
11 Mar 2021
@ 11:38pm
@ 11:38pm
In reply to Post #1
If you PM your email, i'll send you what I have regards Fuji New Guide Concept.
I believe Bainsey uses 8 plus tip on his 12' standard sniper. 30mm butt, 8mm choker and runner, 10mm tip.
If you PM your email, i'll send you what I have regards Fuji New Guide Concept.
I believe Bainsey uses 8 plus tip on his 12' standard sniper. 30mm butt, 8mm choker and runner, 10mm tip.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Endles story....choosing the rod
14 Feb 2021
@ 4:08pm
@ 4:08pm
In reply to Post #6
Clover on here has and posted about these two blanks recently
Clover on here has and posted about these two blanks recently
Forum: Bait
Thread: Ccmoore corkbalk roller
16 Jan 2021
@ 1:58pm
@ 1:58pm
In reply to Post #8
12mm is the recommended size for 15mm cork balls, but you have to ensure you get the cork exactly in the centre of the paste, otherwise it will cook unevenly and blister. I only use 11mm corks because the 12mm was too buoyant for what i wanted.
12mm is the recommended size for 15mm cork balls, but you have to ensure you get the cork exactly in the centre of the paste, otherwise it will cook unevenly and blister. I only use 11mm corks because the 12mm was too buoyant for what i wanted.
Forum: Bait
Thread: Ccmoore corkbalk roller
16 Jan 2021
@ 12:39pm
@ 12:39pm
In reply to Post #1
I use 11mm cork balls with a 15mm cc moore cork ball roller and they work out fine. Take a BB shot (4g) to balance a size 5 on a multi rig.
I use 11mm cork balls with a 15mm cc moore cork ball roller and they work out fine. Take a BB shot (4g) to balance a size 5 on a multi rig.
Forum: NON Carp stuff
Thread: Boxing Thread
20 Dec 2020
@ 10:06am
@ 10:06am
In reply to Post #1571
I stayed up and it quickly became clear to me that Smith had no intentions to win the fight, damage limitation exercise and snatch his purse on the way out before moving up a division.
Canello is differerent Gravy
I stayed up and it quickly became clear to me that Smith had no intentions to win the fight, damage limitation exercise and snatch his purse on the way out before moving up a division.
Canello is differerent Gravy
Forum: NON Carp stuff
Thread: Boxing Thread
5 Dec 2020
@ 6:31pm
@ 6:31pm
In reply to Post #1488
Saunders is a classy boxer when he is on his game. If his style floats your boat, search out footage of Peter McGrail, a local amateur due to turn pro after the Olympics (if it ever happens !!) Known as the Scouse Lomachenko
Saunders is a classy boxer when he is on his game. If his style floats your boat, search out footage of Peter McGrail, a local amateur due to turn pro after the Olympics (if it ever happens !!) Known as the Scouse Lomachenko
Forum: NON Carp stuff
Thread: Boxing Thread
5 Dec 2020
@ 5:58pm
@ 5:58pm
In reply to Post #1483
Martin is a legend around these parts, and having more than a passing interest in Boxing I have watched a lot of his fights. Very technically gifted boxer with a great heart, but its clear to see that he doesn't have the power to take out opponents at world level.
Last nights tactics were typical of the way he approached most of his fights. Cool and measured, tight defence and then crank up the pressure in the second half of the fight, regularly dropping lesser opposition with his body shots.
Unfortunately age is against him days and he didn't have what was required against a class opponent last night. I expect him to retire now.
Highlight of his career for me was taking the Martinez fight in his back yard and narrowly missing out on points.
Martin is a legend around these parts, and having more than a passing interest in Boxing I have watched a lot of his fights. Very technically gifted boxer with a great heart, but its clear to see that he doesn't have the power to take out opponents at world level.
Last nights tactics were typical of the way he approached most of his fights. Cool and measured, tight defence and then crank up the pressure in the second half of the fight, regularly dropping lesser opposition with his body shots.
Unfortunately age is against him days and he didn't have what was required against a class opponent last night. I expect him to retire now.
Highlight of his career for me was taking the Martinez fight in his back yard and narrowly missing out on points.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Kev Baynes Sniper rods reviews??
11 Nov 2020
@ 7:40pm
@ 7:40pm
In reply to Post #1
If you google Fuji new guide concept, you should find an article from Rod maker magazine volume 10 # 4 which explains Kevs' thinking
If you google Fuji new guide concept, you should find an article from Rod maker magazine volume 10 # 4 which explains Kevs' thinking
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Extra tough baiting needle
26 Oct 2020
@ 9:29pm
@ 9:29pm
In reply to Post #6
Try the bank tackle one with the yellow handle
Try the bank tackle one with the yellow handle