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Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece

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PostSubject: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 01:10
what do you prefer??I'd go for multi piece always
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 01:47
If you want a soft floppy rod get a telescopic one.
If you want a stiff rod get a multi piece one .
Thats what I was told anyway Smile
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 01:50
lol fair enough was looking at the shimano tribal range they look great
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 10:31
the fox trekkers are hard to beat
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 10:45
If you want a soft rod : Think of Jo Brand .
If you want a hard rod : Think of Ronaldo's new chick .

Sorry lads . Could not resist .
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 10:48
Thats the way rooster........Very Good Razz Razz Razz...But i would have to agree with buddi. Wink
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 11:03
i have a pair of Diawa Telescopics that I bought years ago and only used then a couple of times.

Now I don't have a car I am using my bus pass and intend to go on the bus to a couple of venues I know.

I have just bought a pair of 2.8 Metres complete with reels from Aldi

and will try these out, to see how they compare to the Diawa's.

I will be carrying the rest of my tackle in one of these:-


The one I have is in dark blue, but they are not very cumfy without a couple of blow up cussions!

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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 11:07
............a cunning plan to disguise yourself as an FN then:?:
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 11:58
to get a senior citizen bus pass
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 13:18
Very Good!!!! A.J Razz Razz
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 22:59
http://www.climaxtackle.com/nash/globetrotter_rods.htm
thinking of picking one up when im in england for stalking carp what do you think?? are they good rods? or should i avoid them??
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 23:31
ger a mate of mine uses the tfg multi piece rods they are called journeyman, he swears by them he has used them all over europe and finds them great and they are reasonably priced too/ hope this helps?
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 23:33
as for the aldi range u can't beat um !!!!!! just ask our fn's friends:x
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PostSubject: Re: Travel Rods: telescopic or multi-piece   Thu Jul 03 2008, 23:35
carpking wrote:
ger a mate of mine uses the tfg multi piece rods they are called journeyman, he swears by them he has used them all over europe and finds them great and they are reasonably priced too/ hope this helps?

i'll have a look i like the nash rods they work out at only 37 euro!!!
and yes our foreign friends are rather fond of the aldi gear, saw one at the fid one day broke his rod in two lol! lol!
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