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zeke
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daiwa 13ft...

#1 Post by zeke »

Anglers any idea what's the lenght of daiwa 13ft sandstorm(M)top section?TIA
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Re: daiwa 13ft...

#2 Post by MC »

as far as i can remember the sandstorm rod is equal sections, so i guess its 6.5ft
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#3 Post by zeke »

im planning to get one soon...many thanks bro
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#4 Post by MC »

the supercast is a better rod
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#5 Post by Congo »

I've the 12ft version, thats 2 equal lengths. 6 ft each. But if you're used to casting and beach fishing then i wouldnt really bother! I just got it as my 1st beachcaster, was perfect for that. But im upgrading already!!!
Have a look at the theory or supercast range before ya buy, have heard some good reports about them.
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#6 Post by zeke »

indeed bro supercast far better than sandstorm,i owned one before and sold it which is i regret :cry: .
MC wrote:the supercast is a better rod
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Re: daiwa 13ft...

#7 Post by paddyc »

A pic i found of a Daiwa sandstorm in action :lol: :lol: :lol:
http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/1202/sandstormb.jpg
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Re: daiwa 13ft...

#8 Post by zeke »

looks like a sandworm to me :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol:
paddyc wrote:A pic i found of a Daiwa sandstorm in action :lol: :lol: :lol:
http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/1202/sandstormb.jpg
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