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Carpenter Monster Hunter
Mick Cunningham:
--- Quote from: Luke Wyrsta on October 29, 2010, 08:40:10 AM ---I was very pleased with this rod, although I look forward to possible (heavier) versions in the future.
I used this rod in Tokara, very light but did not catch a fish on it - would still offer similar praise to what Andy mentioned though!
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Luke ,
there is another rod which is a big brother to MH80H called
MH79XH rod
length 2390
PE 8 to 10
Lure weight to 300 gram
14 kg drag
weighs 415 grams
if this suit you or are you looking for a PE12 rod in the future ??
hope this help,s
mick .
Jon Li:
MH79XH is not a cropped MH80H , the rating is very conservative and may change in the near future , for those who are looking for a new generation XH rod from Carpenter , the delivery date of this rod should be within the second quarter of 2011 . ::)
Jon .
Mark Harris:
Jon, for the less initiated like me, could you briefly explain the key differences between these new generation heavy Carpenters and their established stars like the Wild Violence?
Jon Li:
--- Quote from: Mark Harris on October 29, 2010, 02:32:34 PM ---Jon, for the less initiated like me, could you briefly explain the key differences between these new generation heavy Carpenters and their established stars like the Wild Violence?
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Hi Mark ,
WV blank is slow to recover while the newer Carpenter blanks are faster to recover , on top of that it is less " hurt " to you but more " hurt " to the fish , I believe Malcolm Crane is the person who can elaborate on this aspect , being one of the first to use MH80H in this forum .
Jon .
Tony Busscher:
As the monster 80h is a new rod to the carpenter range ,I have a question that I'm interested to know .In comparison to the RF79H ,Which is a7.9 rod to the 80H at 8.0 of the two rods .Has the most power in the butt section .
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