Topwater Caranx Ignobilis: Giant Trevally (GT) > Tackle & Techniques
Smith Tokara
Gordon Low:
--- Quote from: Brandon Khoo on January 22, 2009, 01:35:27 AM ---620kgs - that's just bloody ridiculous.
That's equivalent to something like twelve Lara Bingles ;D
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Brandon,
That was a one rep wonder (result of a pissing match with my trainer ::) )
I normally don't legpress near that when I'm training properly.
Kevin,
All the jokes about training aside, it really just comes down to weight/leverage. All the power in the world won't help if you get pulled off your feet. Trying to put hurt on a big fish through a long stiff lever like the FV simply gets harder the lighter you are. Even the UHL is a burly rod (I've seen Aaron getting carted along the gunnels running 22kg of drag on a serious fish on his ) and it's nowhere near the Fire Vortex.
Unless you're trying to work massive poppers (where a stiff rod helps) something that folds away to the butt like a Smith Komodo Dragon is going to give you the best leverage.
Kevin Li:
Thanks for all the feedback.
I use to be 85kg but has loss weight since. I just tried 100kg full squat using a bar and weight. Will need a couple of weeks to get use to it.
Btw, is the black diamond, firevortex and blackmafia fast or through action?
May be I've been influenced by surfcasting but I like lightning fast recovery in a rod and which bites back if you have put the power too early when casting. A super stiff rod for casting which does deliver the good with good timing and speed.
Greg Burt:
!2 Lara Bingles, I'll like to see that, Brandons Heaven :D
Chris Young:
I'd like to see just 2 of Lara's Bingles :P :P ;)
Brandon Khoo:
Bloody hell, if I had that, you guys wouldn't see me on this site too often ;D
--- Quote from: Greg Burt on January 22, 2009, 08:07:41 AM ---!2 Lara Bingles, I'll like to see that, Brandons Heaven :D
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