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Really liked this idea, not seen it before, although not that clued up on custom specialist rods. On the sight tip the orange is whipped on instead of painted. Simple but very clever I thought........
Thanks for all the advice, now looking for a new pin to go on my new 11ft 1.75lb Torrix that's in the process of being built.
Is the JW Young River specialist a good shout?
Sorry mate, just read it properly and you said you hadn't used it.
I'll give you what you paid.
Never even seen one before, this is all new to me but I'm intrigued and they look quality.
Pm you now mate.
I've just placed an order for a new 11ft 1.75 Torrix with my local rod builder. Over the years I've had rods built or owned rods from all the top carp rod builders, Vic Gibson being my favourite as he used to do all the Yateley builds.
Anyway I had Duncan Smith from my local tackle shop build...
If it's a choice between and old shimano or an SS then it's a no brainer, gor for the Daiwa.
I love the old XT7 shimano's but they don't compare to original SS's.
Personally I think the 750 is too small but I suppose if your holding the rod then weight might come into consideration.
I have a...
All the old XT7 shimano baitrunners had the same size bodies.
The 3500-4000-4500 were superseded by 5010-6010-8010.
The 3500 had a smaller rotor and bail arm than the bigger two but the bodies are the same size. The biggest 4500/8010 had deeper spools but the sam diameter as the 4000/6010...
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