greys apollo

At the suggestion of various members and given the magazines will run a mile from criticising a piece of kit, here is your chance to tell us what you really think about a rod, reel, line, lure... keep it legal please!

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frodo baggins
SAI Hammerhead
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greys apollo

#1 Post by frodo baggins »

does anyone own one, or ever fished with one? what do ye make of them? it seems spot on for the type of rod i'm looking for
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m.b3
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#2 Post by m.b3 »

haven't used it but had good feedback from those that have. rightly recommended for rough ground or fishing into big tides.
frodo baggins
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#3 Post by frodo baggins »

great, i just needed a bit of encouragement from a few of ye....now i just have to 'borrow' the parents credit card...
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johnhig
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Re: greys apollo

#4 Post by johnhig »

frodo baggins wrote:does anyone own one, or ever fished with one? what do ye make of them? it seems spot on for the type of rod i'm looking for


I had one for a while and didn't like it, have no idea why I didn't like it but ended up getting rid of it.. It is however a nice rod I just didn't like the action. Got a Conoflex oblivion instead.

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nthclare
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#5 Post by nthclare »

for all round fishing in the estuary you cant beat the conoflex nemises plus slr 2002 wont let you down and you can still see a bite from a small whiting at range.

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