which one of theese lure rods?

[oli]

hi,lads,need your help,thinking to buy new lure rod,cant get thrue those:
Daiwa Powermesh X Spin:9ft 10-40g http://www.daiwasports.co.uk/products/s ... esh-x-spin
Tubertini Shoreline III:9ft 10-30g http://www.vidrax-fishing.com/catalog/p ... anguage=en
Berkley Series one Skeletor II:10ft 8-32g or 9ft 7-28g http://www.vidrax-fishing.com/catalog/p ... cts_id=956
thanx

[markyb]

Hows things man I would recommend you to ignore them rods and go for a savage gear bushwacker they cost between 80-100 euro and have them in Henrys tackle in Dublin,look for reviews of that rod best value for money lure rod on the market.
Regards
Mark

[oli]

hi,Mark,get look at them,but dnt see any 9ft,it is one 8,6 but casting weight is 20-6g0,thats too big 10-40g would b max,thanx anyway

[rockyb23]

Don't have any experience of the Berkely or Tubertini but I had a look at the Daiwa in a local shop and was sorely tempted, thought it looked like a beautiful rod for the money. Have read a lot of positive feedback about it too, nothing about the other two, for whatever that's worth.

The 9ft Daiwa 10-40 would be a safe bet I'd say, as would a 10-40g Bushwhacker if you could find one. I had the 15-50g Bushwhacker and found it a little heavy for lighter lures and plastics.

hope that helps Oli, if it were me i'd go for the Daiwa.

[rockyb23]

Don't have any experience of the Berkely or Tubertini but I had a look at the Daiwa in a local shop and was sorely tempted, thought it looked like a beautiful rod for the money. Have read a lot of positive feedback about it too, nothing about the other two, for whatever that's worth.

The 9ft Daiwa 10-40 would be a safe bet I'd say, as would a 10-40g Bushwhacker if you could find one. I had the 15-50g Bushwhacker and found it a little heavy for lighter lures and plastics.

hope that helps Oli, if it were me i'd go for the Daiwa.

[oli]

Don't have any experience of the Berkely or Tubertini but I had a look at the Daiwa in a local shop and was sorely tempted, thought it looked like a beautiful rod for the money. Have read a lot of positive feedback about it too, nothing about the other two, for whatever that's worth.

The 9ft Daiwa 10-40 would be a safe bet I'd say, as would a 10-40g Bushwhacker if you could find one. I had the 15-50g Bushwhacker and found it a little heavy for lighter lures and plastics.

hope that helps Oli, if it were me i'd go for the Daiwa.

thanx,rockyb23,i handling gruvels teklon concept 8ft,nice rod aswell,but afraid will b a bit to shot...

[Earlsie]

gruvels teklon concept 8ft,nice rod aswell,but afraid will b a bit to shot...

+1 for this rod

http://www.henry-gilbey.com/blog/this_n ... ecial.html

[flynnboy]

gruvels teklon concept 8ft,nice rod aswell,but afraid will b a bit to shot...

+1 for this rod

http://www.henry-gilbey.com/blog/this_n ... ecial.html

When my ML 1010Pro broke I took the opportunity to get a new make of rod. I bought the Grauvel Teklon Concept Spin - and sent it back tout-de-suite and replaced it with a replacement 1010Pro.

I guess with all rods it's down to individual preference which is what makes recommending rods so difficult. I just found that the Grauvel could not cast even close to the distance my 1010 pro could and I want as much distance as I can get. For close in work it is probably just fine. Before you say it, yes my 1010 Pro broke - but so do Sakura and lots of others - sh!t happens from time to time. Other than that I've always rated that rod.