Grey's Triplex 16 footer
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Grey's Triplex 16 footer
Petekd was telling me of late that this was a very nice rod, anybody else have one or experience of using it?
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Think it was a 14 footer (the 5oz version) I was using, belonged to Seaniebo. He refused 200 euro for it on the day so that says enough.... :D I picked a new one up on Ebay for £128stg, should arrive today or tomorrow, lovely versatile rod. Was cobbling tackle together on the day as had set out for cancelled Kilmore boat trip. Teamed with a 525 mag loaded with 15lb line it managed to chuck a 1oz leadhead around 70/80 yards, with a 4oz and a string of feathers it headed for the hills....
That'll do me..... :D
That'll do me..... :D
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A renecent thread have a greys rods myself love it not this one though :D
A renecent thread have a greys rods myself love it not this one though :D
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Grey's Triplex 16 footer
Alright Pete
Havent used or heard much about the above mentioned rod. but sounds like you got a great deal, seen them on ebay for £230 bills.
Havent used or heard much about the above mentioned rod. but sounds like you got a great deal, seen them on ebay for £230 bills.
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200 sheets for a shiny shirt....must be one like Stevecrows in that infamous pogues pic :D :shock:
Seen them before alright at buy it now prices of £230, anything from tackle dealers were all around £209 so, yeah, good deal alright. At least it will be when it arrives in one piece!
Seen them before alright at buy it now prices of £230, anything from tackle dealers were all around £209 so, yeah, good deal alright. At least it will be when it arrives in one piece!
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petekd wrote:200 sheets for a shiny shirt....must be one like Stevecrows in that infamous pogues pic :D :shock:
you mean this one..
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I put a post up about a greys rod and somehow Crow's ugly mugg takes the bloody thing over :roll: As for that shirt and the 'matching' brown leather wasitcoat..........I'll have to get a look at the 14 foot rod in the north south match then
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I'll have to get a look at the 14 foot rod in the north south match then
Which arrived today..... :D
Steve, please bring aforementioned shirt and waistcoat for the afters of the N v S match, please, please, please..... I have left myself wide open to abuse due to varying degrees of banter and if you turn up in that thing, I am fairly sure Ill be left alone.... :D
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the triplex are a cracking range in my opinion, i have the 16ft 6oz version , i think seanibo's was the 14ft 5 oz version, they also have one out now the sl, it is for 4oz
you should be able to pick them up at a good price these days, in and around £200 for the 16ft one which is dearest
you should be able to pick them up at a good price these days, in and around £200 for the 16ft one which is dearest
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Are you just using it for beach fishing Phil or could it be used over mixed ground also?
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16ft is mainly for all aspects of fishing on the beach, though i have used it on mixed ground, but tend to use my supro for it. got both from a local dealer.
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Everybody seems to be quite happy with the rod then, might just have to sneak one into the house :lol:
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