Recent content by Ian Woods

Just to add another spanner to the works 🙂. The spere waggler rods in 13 and 14ft. I have both the spliced and wagglers and much prefer the wagglers over the splices.

Congratulations Gavin 🙂🙌.

The Daiwa Dave Harrell tourny float rods have a mix of cork and eva handles. The eva ( if that is what it is) is fitted where you hold the rod and is shaped nicely and very comfy in my hand. The shape of it is my favourite out of all my float rods. It does seem to be standing up to usage ok...

No, I haven't had any experience of them, but i've heard some good comments about them from friends who have. As far as i'm aware they are rated to 6lb which should be well powerful enough for the biggest grayling swimming. I got the old discontinued tournament pro bu 15 footer because it's...

Not cheap, but the daiwa tournament S might be worth a look at.

Yea, I know how he does it Rich but I wouldn't be very good at intricate stuff like that, i'd prolly mash the heads up etc, etc lol.

Thats a crackin buy for someone Tom! Heres a link to a review on them....

I use them whenever I feel like using them Michael. Would you wear your sunday best evertime you go out 😉👍.

Thanks Rob....and i'm sure Chris Lythe will be happy if he sees your comment 🙂👍.

Thanks Robert, glad you like them 🙂👍. 😎👍

Thankyou Etienne for the nice reply. At the end of the day you deffo don't have to spend so much money on a centrepin reel to go fishing and enjoy yourself. There are many cheaper options to use which are perfectly fine, a couple of examples being the okuma aventa pro, or the okuma sheffield...

I wasn't sure where to post this but I use them for barbel so thought Barbel talk may be the best place. Obviously if it isnt appropriate please delete it. I know the forum has some centrepin reel fanatics so this may be of interest to them 🙂👍.

The first two in this vid were very nice chub....

Long, lean fighting machine 🙂👍.

Brilliant!