Good disstance 13ft Beachcaster sesitive tip

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Good disstance 13ft Beachcaster sesitive tip

#1 Post by The Monk »

Hey guys i was looking for a decent enough 13 to 14ft beacaster with good bite detection for match angling but able to throw baits well out there without having to set up another long distance rod when time is precious, and all at a price of course. i was thinking :idea: of the 3piece 13ft powersticks pro or is there better quality rods out there that give an average caster better distance? :? PS I dont like rods with a stiff midsection.

Would appreciate any opinions and i dont think im the only one with this problem.

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#2 Post by sea serpant »

i put a review up here a few weeks ago about the greyflex s rod by greys which i bought on sale for 109.00 (retails about 200euro) an which ill say again is any excellent match rod for its price. Its 13ft long and extremely light yet i cast 5oz leads well over 100yrds without any effort at all , i normally use the tip tornado match range from century(well worth takin a look at but more expensive) an the greys is keepin up easily.Seriously if your lookin for quality at a reasonable price ya wont go wrong with this 1
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#3 Post by paddyc »

The Ian Golds International Match, a great rod at a great price
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#4 Post by beachcaster »

have to agree with paddyc here the international match is a cracking match rod and is capable of very good distances .try one you wont be sorry mate.john
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#5 Post by The Monk »

Forgot to mention i need a fixed spool.... Never got used to casting long distance with multipliers.
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#6 Post by eric »

The Monk wrote:Forgot to mention i need a fixed spool.... Never got used to casting long distance with multipliers.



the goldsy comes in a fixed spool version
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#7 Post by Martin Mc Gowan »

try the penn powerstick surf 15 ft great rod great tip on it as long as you put it together right it should not break :wink:
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#8 Post by Dave »

eric wrote:
The Monk wrote:Forgot to mention i need a fixed spool.... Never got used to casting long distance with multipliers.



the goldsy comes in a fixed spool version



It does indeed, I had a few cast of one and I must say its a lovely rod especially for the price.
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#9 Post by BigPhil »

well, if its clean ground, up to 4 oz, powerstick will do if u dont wanna break th e bank... but, if you want to i nvest for a long term fixed spool match rod.....the guys will fill u in, there is always a budget that can be worked to.... :D
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#10 Post by The Monk »

Cheers for the replies guys im definitely going to invest in a long term rod as bigphil suggests so im gona try get a few casts from the goldys sounds gud. Thanks martin for that advice by the i heared you had a bit of bother trying to power cast with a 3piece barely fitted together. Thats another reason why im trying to invest in the one rod for two situations so i wont be rushing. Just in case anyone is wondering, my mate martinceltic broke his rod at the joint to the butt whilst casting, very funny for everyone who witnessed it :lol: and of course a little :oops: for poor martin.
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#11 Post by paddyc »

IMO 3 peice rod are only good for one thing where power casting is concerned.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................becoming 4 peice rods :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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#12 Post by stevecrow74 »

beachcaster wrote:have to agree with paddyc here the international match is a cracking match rod and is capable of very good distances .try one you wont be sorry mate.john

have to agree with the lads here too...

get a great cast with it and bite detection is amazing, and they are available for both multi and fixed spool.
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