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#1 Post by DAMIEN »

any one have one ??are they good thinking about buying one for rough ground all info appricated :wink:
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#2 Post by beachcaster »

this rod is for match fishing it,s 13ft 8" in length very good bite detection tip on it ,not for fishing rough ground try the v max f1 mate,or greys apollo ,
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#3 Post by DAMIEN »

sorry must have typed the wrong model number :oops:
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#4 Post by RobertMcClean »

I use the F2 and have done so for the past 2 years, great rod, super slim blank and excellent casting and bite detection. Never any problems, for me its the ultimate Match Rod. Gerry's of Morecombe will make up the rod whatever way you like, he puts a lovely finish on them.
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#5 Post by DAMIEN »

cheers for the help lads hope i can purchase off greyy soon :wink:
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#6 Post by m.b3 »

heard the tip on the F2 was 4mm in dia?
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#7 Post by DAMIEN »

4mm that even smaller than my shakespera e :shock:
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#8 Post by beachcaster »

the tip on the f2m would be no where near that size tournament rods like the zziplex lt bullet ,xtr and such have 4 mm tip but not the f2 lovely fishing tip show up bites very well.the tip on the f2 i would say is an out and out fishing tip.cheers john
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#9 Post by m.b3 »

what diameter is it then?!!! a tackleshop was th only place i could find info. on this rod and they said it had a 4mm tip?! that put me off buying it because it's too thick! can anyone tell me what it is?? can the rod cope with clean beach doggies?! thanks.
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#10 Post by DAMIEN »

hi mark you could find the info off http://www.gerrysfishing.com
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#11 Post by RobertMcClean »

I just measured the tip and its is exactly 3.5mm. Mark, its no way a thick blank at all, especially in comparison to some conoflex and daiwa blanks. Its defo one of the slimest blanks I have seen and used. You are more than welcome to take a cast of mine before forking out on one. Its well able to handle trebble shots of doggies, my biggest fish on it was a 12lb thornie and no problems at all!
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#12 Post by m.b3 »

i think i'll hold you to that Robert! i have heard really good things about this rod.

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