Differences
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SharkBoy
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Differences
Hi guys what's the differences between the LRH 1-2-3 range of rods ? Would be interested to hear back cheers
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BoltonBullfinch
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Banksy
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Re: Differences
And I still want to know what the letters L R H stand for!
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Barbelseeker
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Re: Differences
Seek and ye shall find:
Lawrence Robert Hardy - famous caster and one of the Owners
or so it seems - It is not "Left Retrived handed" - although I think in my case it may be at times.
Lawrence Robert Hardy - famous caster and one of the Owners
or so it seems - It is not "Left Retrived handed" - although I think in my case it may be at times.
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Olly
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Re: Differences
It is elsewhere on here but here goes - roughly!
LRH 1 - about 1lb t/c
LRH 2 - about 2lb t/c - I have several which I use for carp, barbel & pike
LRH 3 - about 3lb t/c with steel core
All Salmon spinning rods at 9 ft 6 in. They do differ however throughout the production dates.
There is available via a post on here the Hardy Guides giving more details.
LRH 1 - about 1lb t/c
LRH 2 - about 2lb t/c - I have several which I use for carp, barbel & pike
LRH 3 - about 3lb t/c with steel core
All Salmon spinning rods at 9 ft 6 in. They do differ however throughout the production dates.
There is available via a post on here the Hardy Guides giving more details.
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Beresford
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Re: Differences
LRH No1 is 1 3/4lb (approx)
LRH No2 is 2 1/4lb (approx)
There is also a LRH No0 rare rod though.
LRH No2 is 2 1/4lb (approx)
There is also a LRH No0 rare rod though.
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Olly
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Re: Differences
Thanks - never quite sure!
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Wagtail
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Re: Differences
There is also a "0" in the range, lighter than the others and a foot shorter at 8'6"
'The Chub is a very controversial fish. He has a strong army of supporters, but he has an almost equally strong army of detractors. The trouble is that the detractors do not know what they are talking about'. L. Vernon-Bates
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Wagtail
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Re: Differences
Sorry Beresford just noticed your footnote about the "0"
'The Chub is a very controversial fish. He has a strong army of supporters, but he has an almost equally strong army of detractors. The trouble is that the detractors do not know what they are talking about'. L. Vernon-Bates
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Dave Burr
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Re: Differences
f you ever consider buying one I would suggest that the 3 is too heavy for all but mega fish and pole vaulting, the 2 is very popular for carp but is also a bit heavy for my liking but the 1 is a Goldilocks rod and a pleasure to use. I had many carp including 30lb+ fish on mine.