man enough?
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man enough?
Hi, just wondered if a speedia is man enough for margin carping using 12/15 lb mono and 2oz leads no more than a rod length out? They can run to low thirty pound but i was concerned that if i managed to fluke a take the wide drum would be up to the job without the pins buckling or some other damage could occur, would appreciate any advice
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Re: man enough?
Never had any issues with mine...
30 years ago
A little more recent, well not that recent. Just looked at the date
Couldn't find a carp picture from this last year with it so a barbel instead - after all, they do fight much harder.
30 years ago
A little more recent, well not that recent. Just looked at the date
Couldn't find a carp picture from this last year with it so a barbel instead - after all, they do fight much harder.
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- Tizer
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Re: man enough?
Go for it,I have had carp to 32lb on centrepins and a lot of 20's fishing just the way you mention.It is the best fun you can have while fishing.happy days
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Re: man enough?
If it is of any use to you I had the 32 and a 26 on 8lb line and a john Wilson avon type rod while tench fishing,i upped the line to 10lb after that,Ared letter day for sure.I do use a Leeds classic with 15lb for piking