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Yes it's still Gardner and very similar properties to the gt80. And as Derek says they are a bit on the springy side, I'm guessing that may well help regarding abrasion.
Paul. A 2lb Torrix is fine for the Wye for 95 percent if the time. A 1 75 could do one for 85 percent.
Only when it's 8 foot up and more do you maybe need a heavier rod if you want to fish half way across. Mind you the fish are usually down the edge.
I've never needed more than 3oz feeder...
Hi Ollie.
I'm a Wye local it's certainly had a lot of water on last 2 Winter/Spring times.
Yes a 2lb rod would be ideal for nearly all occasions. IF you wanted to fish in the main flow( I don't when it's bank high) you could look at a 2.25 Powermesh that does not feel too stiff and is great to...
Reading up on the Diawa Connoisseur Pro rod for barbel on here noted it was the W version ( Waggler) rather than the P (Power) one.
Has anyone given the P version 14 or 15ft a good dabble and has a view.
Price around £155 looks good compared with the Acolyte Specimen. Never really liked the...
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