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buying a new heavy rod

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Kasey Leong:
Hi Jay,
I would rather fish with the 75 - the 77 made my back hurt.

There is no 'too heavy' for New Caledonia  ;) It's just how much sh*t an angler can take before he has to crawl into the cabin and cry himself to sleep  :-*

Check Facebook. I joined the 50kg+ club but dropped my ticket into the 65kg and over. In the space of 3 hours. That may be a good thing, because if I landed both consecutively I would have been snoring for the rest of the trip.

Jay Burgess:

--- Quote from: Kasey Leong on December 22, 2008, 03:09:07 PM ---Hi Jay,
I would rather fish with the 75 - the 77 made my back hurt.

There is no 'too heavy' for New Caledonia  ;) It's just how much sh*t an angler can take before he has to crawl into the cabin and cry himself to sleep  :-*

Check Facebook. I joined the 50kg+ club but dropped my ticket into the 65kg and over. In the space of 3 hours. That may be a good thing, because if I landed both consecutively I would have been snoring for the rest of the trip.

--- End quote ---

Hmmm.. can't seem to find it.

Brock Arifovic:
Hey Kasey any chance you can post more of a report here with some pics (including your 50kg fish)for those of us who haven't joined facebook please.

PS: It's just to much bullshit to go through to join up!!!!!

Kasey Leong:
Guys,
Thanks for the input but I have found what I have been looking for: ripple fisher 79h  ;D ;D
I will wait until May to buy it once the final tests are completed.


Jay, a few of my friends cannot believe you said that there is a rod too heavy for what I am looking for  ;D ;D

Having said that, I am not a sadist either  :D

Bwanna Surya:
Hi Kasey...if don't mind me asking....where do you get ripple fisher rods in AU? or do you buy it from overseas?....

cheers

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