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In reply to Post #16 You'll certainly be keeping the guys on the opposite bank on their toes.
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In reply to Post #17 Catana was very good line shame they dont make it now.
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In reply to Post #16 With no shockie, thats pushing the very limit of 12lb mono
Do you ever crack off
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In reply to Post #14 Straight through shimano catana 12lb , 4 oz tournament lead 6 inch krystonite mantis 18mm boilie
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In reply to Post #14 A baitboat
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In reply to Post #12 That's some distance with these rods...
what was the rest of the tackle, to get some perspective.
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In reply to Post #1 I have a set of torrix TE that brought as needing rebuild, never bothered thou.
sets can be £4-500 for three second hand and you won't lose any money on them.
Cracking rods to cast and play fish on
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In reply to Post #11 I had the 12-6 TEs. Put singles 150 easy. And small bags 120s. Felt nice playing fish too unlike other distance rods ive used.
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In reply to Post #10 Lovely blank 👍
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Why not the 13ft aviator, mine will flick a 2oz weight 60yds, and don't pull the head off fish under the tip.
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In reply to Post #1 Having built many a set on both blanks and used both myself albeit the aviators more i would point you in direction of the aviators. They are an upgrade on the torrix blank which is a very good blank . The standard torrix te is not an easy rod to use but with more rings is very very nice . Kev baynes built his big snipers on the blank . The aviator is a far more user friendly rod with good casting and playing action.
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In reply to Post #4 Thanks for that, good review.
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In reply to Post #6 Nice rods, but the standard handle size is too short imo.
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In reply to Post #1 Dont have 12'6" Aviators but did have 12' and they were awful casting rods - swopped them for 13' Aviators and they are different gravy altogether! Saying that if I was in the market for new range rods I'd also be looking at SCR ST13's (South Coast Rods) . . . .
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I have a set of 12'6 TE's and was contemplating a set of Aviator 12'6's.Bob Davis lent me an Aviator and I hung it over my banister next to a TE with 3oz leads attached. There was no appreciable difference in the curve.
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