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29-08-2005, 09:12 AM
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Rod For Calcutta B50
G'day guys. i have bought a Calcutta B50 overhead and i neeed a rod to suit it. Would anybody what sort i should look at to suit the reel. i am looking at spending around $120 at the most. cheers
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29-08-2005, 09:47 AM
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u gotta learn how to cast it first
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29-08-2005, 08:30 PM
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Drop Sewelly an e-mail, sales@breammaster.com , there are a few Struddies that would be pretty good for you.
HTH.
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29-08-2005, 08:47 PM
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I got a Shimano, Ian Miller River Raider 6' 3" 3-6 kg with a curado 101b (lefty) from Sewelly and that's pretty nice. The rod's actually alot softer in the tip that the 3-5kg rack raider spin rod (nice fast action).
That or a Sic-Stick baitcaster like Bear said would be good. I'll find out how well my setup works in exmouth and maybe offthe canarvon 1 mile jetty next week. Can't wait!! 
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02-07-2008, 12:55 AM
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Shimano Dam Raider
Hi,
i think you should go for a Shimano 7ft Dam Raider. The rod may be a bit heavy for bream, but the length of the rod is hard to find at such a low price. Cheers DaiwaFreak
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