Boat rods

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Boat rods

#1 Post by tex »

Hi fellas,iv been looking at some rods,one being the Penn waveblaster and the other the fladen maxximus20/60lb,the green one,both have a nice feel to them and both seem a good choice all rounder,just wondering has anyone had a bad experience with either,appreciate any views
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Peter Kinsella
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Re: Boat rods

#2 Post by Peter Kinsella »

Have had a number of Penn boat rods. The remains of which sit in my shed roof. Have had just one fladen maxximus, a 20lb / 40lb and it is brilliant. Great to use, unbelievably light, has pulled up strings of 3x 10lb pollack and has withstood abuse over a number of years. Recommended.

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tex
SAI Hammerhead
Posts: 230
Joined: Sun May 16, 2010 9:09 pm
Favourite Rod: Penn powerstik pro 14ft
Favourite Reel: Penn 525N mag2
Favourite Fish: Trout/bass

Re: Boat rods

#3 Post by tex »

Peter Kinsella wrote:Have had a number of Penn boat rods. The remains of which sit in my shed roof. Have had just one fladen maxximus, a 20lb / 40lb and it is brilliant. Great to use, unbelievably light, has pulled up strings of 3x 10lb pollack and has withstood abuse over a number of years. Recommended.

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Appreciated,makes it all the easier to choose
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