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Ausfish Bronze Member
Travelling rods ( are they any good)
Hi guys just wondering what your thoughts are on travelling rods such as the shakespeare excursion and outermark..
Mostly for use in freshwater (trout redfin etc)
are they just as good as 2 piece rods or do they really lose there quality.....
alll help appreciated than you .....?
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Re: Travelling rods ( are they any good)
do you mean telescopic rods or the 4 or 5 peice ones? i have never used them but i dare say that they would get a flat spot at each join. they all have their use if storage is hard to come by.
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Ausfish Bronze Member
Re: Travelling rods ( are they any good)
was looking at the 4 and 5 piece fishing rods made by shakespeare
Thanks
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Ausfish Bronze Member
Re: Travelling rods ( are they any good)
No they havent got what it takes,seen one brocken at ferrall,spend lots for good multi piece like loomis travel series,Cheers
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Ausfish New Member
Re: Travelling rods ( are they any good)
i have a shakespear excursion the reel is crap and its too easy to lose all those bits of rod also have a little telescopic rod they are ok to have in the car to flick a lure when u take the kids to the beach but i still reckon u cant beat a good handline for space saving
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Re: Travelling rods ( are they any good)
if i were you, id stick to a 2 piece rod, something you can put in a rod tube made out of pvc pipe, usually only 6'6" rods.. bream down to just over 3ft long, small and easy to carry, and if the pvc pipe is large enough, you can carry a couple of rods.. the supposed "travel" rods are usually pretty weak and very soft.. unless they are top of the range $500 to $900 type rods
Tim
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