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for some strange odd reason they put me through to him.. he did admit he works with spares. and that grant his boss.is not.in and will return from the east in a week or two
I hear that these reels are being manufactured by Ford and their rear diff"s blow after 20kg's of fish !! also there are gaps on the body panels
Quote from: Hooked on June 29, 2012, 07:44:08 PMI hear that these reels are being manufactured by Ford and their rear diff"s blow after 20kg's of fish !! also there are gaps on the body panels Hooked...ag no man.
Quote from: Hooked on June 29, 2012, 07:44:08 PMI hear that these reels are being manufactured by Ford and their rear diff"s blow after 20kg's of fish !! also there are gaps on the body panels No no no Hooked... tut, tut this is an Assassin, not a Ford.
Homie, we made this rod specifically for heavy spinning off the shore with GT's up north and Yellowtail off the ledges at Rooikrans in mind. It was also intended for things like Couta, Bonnies and Tuna off the points on the South Coast during the sardine run. We have been throwing 3oz spinners on 50lb braid for the distance stuff and for the shorter range, street-fighting GT action, 80lb and 100lb hollow braid on Stellas with stick baits and needle noses. Last week on the Off The Chart shoot Richard got seriously smoked on a Salmo slider with the same rod but unfortunately he had the 50lb distance casting braid on which didn't help in the rocky structure. The GT that ate the slider had just chased a 3 1/2 kg mullet almost onto our feet onto the beach. There was a lot of white water and I think that is when the big wide flash of the slider works better than the surface stuff. Anyway, the rod is 11' 2XH made using nano resin technology which makes it almost bullet proof yet light enough to cast for extended periods. We also made sure that the rubber stopper on the butt can be slipped off to take a "knob" which means you don't have to cart a rod bucket around.