Greys GRX Shore Rod

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Greys GRX Shore Rod

#1 Post by Bimmer »

Anybody using one of these or similar? I'm looking for a 'clean ground ' multi shore rod. Opinions please..... :roll:
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#2 Post by sea serpant »

My brother jus stared using a multi and he bought that rod to match and I must say it's a great rod for the price ideal for clean beaches it's light and responsive and has enough power to cast a five ounce lead and trace a fair way I use rods times the price of it and I was really impressed with what ya get for the price I think it's about one thirty to buy I could be wrong though but it beats any other rods around at that price imo
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#3 Post by fishmad »

Have one for years and love it bite detection is class ,use it shore and beach.only thing I use a fixed spool reel with mine on beach and small mag of rocks.
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#4 Post by evan699 »

I had a fixed spool one but the tip got slammed on a car door, I replaced it with the multiplier version so I've had experience with both types. Great rod. I got casting lessons before and the lads that were teaching me were all well impressed with the rod too. Light, powerful and good bite detection.
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#5 Post by lucky13 »

i have the grxs 5 oz 13'....i had a love affair with this rod!!! would recommend it to anybody...beautiful to use!! especially with a 6500 sized abu...savage bit of kit!!!

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