Rough ground rod??

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Rough ground rod??

#1 Post by James Barry »

Rite was fishing last nite and hooked a conger...my current beachcaster naerly broke in half,
Cud sum1 recommend a good rough grond rod!?
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#2 Post by Lee337 »

For under £100 stirling the Ron Thompson Accelerator is very hard to beat and for under £200 then have a look at the Greys Apollo M2 ( it comes as either a 13 or 14ft version) Not sure if it is still running but Greys had a promotion that if you bought an Apollo for example, you would get £80 or £90 worth of fishing luggage free.

If you are looking beyond that, then Conoflex, Zziplex, Daiwa and Century all produce excellent rough ground rods.

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#3 Post by Drew »

The RT Accelerator is a Good Job for Rough Ground on a Budget... Throws well from what I remember too.... 8)

For £181.50 You could get a Century G5, I've got one... its a Beast. 8)
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#4 Post by hairyconger »

Drew wrote:The RT Accelerator is a Good Job for Rough Ground on a Budget... Throws well from what I remember too.... 8)

For £181.50 You could get a Century G5, I've got one... its a Beast. 8)
aye its a beast alright :shock:
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#5 Post by Lee337 »

hairyconger wrote:aye its a beast alright :shock:
Bit like it's owner then :lol: :lol:

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#6 Post by hairyconger »

Lee337 wrote:
hairyconger wrote:aye its a beast alright :shock:
Bit like it's owner then :lol: :lol:

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#7 Post by glengormley-gavin »

Looks like one too..... :lol:
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#8 Post by hairyconger »

glengormley-gavin wrote:Looks like one too..... :lol:
yep thats him drinks like one too :lol:
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boat rod

#9 Post by Mr_Green »

if ur targetiing conger id go 4 a boat rod...a 50lb class would do... iwhen rock fishin i use an abu enticer rod... excellent 4 snags and rough ground....
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boat rod

#10 Post by Mr_Green »

if ur targetiing conger id go 4 a boat rod...a 50lb class would do... iwhen rock fishin i use an abu enticer rod... excellent 4 snags and rough ground....
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#11 Post by Drew »

Lee337 wrote:
hairyconger wrote:aye its a beast alright :shock:
Bit like it's owner then :lol: :lol:

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#12 Post by Livid »

Lee337 wrote:
hairyconger wrote:aye its a beast alright :shock:
Bit like it's owner then :lol: :lol:

Lee
Brilliant! :lol:

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