greys grx-s 13ft shore multiplier rod

[saving private brian]

planning on buying a rod or two shortly for the summer.any reports on these ones

thanks

[Preston]

I got one last year and its great for beach work. Good bite registration Casts both 5oz and six leads well and has a enough backbone to haul doubles of cod . The only thing I'd fault is the sliding reel seat as it feels a bit cheap and I find it doesnt lock in enough to inspire confidence but easily swapped to coasters

[saving private brian]

with the reel seat it reminds me so of the sonik sk4

I got one last year and its great for beach work. Good bite registration Casts both 5oz and six leads well and has a enough backbone to haul doubles of cod . The only thing I'd fault is the sliding reel seat as it feels a bit cheap and I find it doesnt lock in enough to inspire confidence but easily swapped to coasters

[Preston]

I'll be changing mine to coasters soon. It did Erk me on my last outing but other than that I find its a great rod at a great price

[saving private brian]

would it handle rough ground fishing

I'll be changing mine to coasters soon. It did Erk me on my last outing but other than that I find its a great rod at a great price

[Preston]

would it handle rough ground fishing

I'll be changing mine to coasters soon. It did Erk me on my last outing but other than that I find its a great rod at a great price

Well I use mine in Monkstown and haven't had any problems although I wouldn't fancy bullying a Conger when the current gets goin . Its not a powerhouse but a good allrounder . I picked up a daiwa meanstreak for 60 euro in the halfway and find it handles the rough stuff better.

[leadhead]

have the old model and she's fine over rough ground its a fairly powerful rod..., the new one looks nice.....
the coasters are a good idea.

[Conger]

I got one last year and its great for beach work. Good bite registration Casts both 5oz and six leads well and has a enough backbone to haul doubles of cod . The only thing I'd fault is the sliding reel seat as it feels a bit cheap and I find it doesnt lock in enough to inspire confidence but easily swapped to coasters

Hi Brian

Have to agree with Preston on this one, have the rod and fine it a great all rounder but would definately switch to coasters or one of the abu reel seats. Bite reg is very good and great power in the casts, you can wind her up and let fly, if need be such as on some of the Clare beachs if you have to hold it rather than set it on the tripod it won's break your back.

Regards