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Deep Sea Fishing

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  • 02-10-2012 4:14pm
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    astonaidan
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    Just wondering could anyone recommend me a deep sea rod and reel, The fathers one broke the last day and Im going to get him a new one, thanks in advance

    Going to add we mostly fish big conger, pollock, cod, makerel nothing crazy


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    dmc17
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    astonaidan wrote: »
    The fathers one broke the last day

    http://amazonas.town.ie/products/17641

    I bought a Shakespeare Ugly Stik from these guys. Apparently they're "unbreakable". Good price and free delivery :)


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    damagegt
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    Diawa slosh 20 multi reel loaded with 40lb braid of your choice and the Diawa kenzaki braid 12-20lb or the Penn TRQ braid boat 12-20lb. I use both these set ups and they'll land pretty much anything for you and wont feel like your fishing with the handle of a brush.


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    cuddlycavies
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    If you're only going out a few times a year, wait for the Lidl combos. They're pretty good for €29


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    damagegt
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    If your planning on fishing more then a few times a year dont bother with the lidel stuff, Iv seen them brake numerous times.There just not up to the task of pulling up big conger or cod.

    The stuff I suggested would cost your about 150.If its a bit much get the Shakespeare ugly stix and the Diawa slosh 20.You'll get the whole kit for under 100 bucks.

    Have a look at this site for anything to do with fishing,the lads here will point you in the right direction.

    http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org


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