!-3kg

[flathead_boy]

what would be a good 1-3kg set up 4 some serious light fun

[scott]

this topic has been metioned on numerous time, do a search

or if u expect anyone to reply, mention how much u want to spend

[flathead_boy]

i want 2 spend $200
and also someone has there line in a twist

[scott]

Originally posted by flathead_boy
i want 2 spend $200
and also someone has there line in a twist

sic stik pro depending how much they cost now would be a good idea

and no i dont have my line in a twist, i just think its silly because there is a plethora of information on this site, I'll admit its all good to ask questions, but when they have been flogged to death on numerous occasions, its just another same old question

If i were you, i would scroll through the pages in the Rod Forum and you will find the information you are looking for.

[captn' squinty]

hey lil fella,

something from the shakespeare synergy range could be good for a rod... or perhaps a daiwa procaster - S.

as for a reel, a samurai 7i or a shakespeare catera.

[DAGGA]

Whats wrong with your Stella? I reckon its a great lil rod especially to start off with......Why upgrade? unless you really need to? If i were you i would put some of the money into getting a bigger collection of lures and then once you have enough that will do you for a while and you have a good variety then think about upgrading BUT then again i cant ever have enough SPs!

[Mad Mike]

I recomend you get a Gloomis GL-3.
I just bought one and love it. I think 1-3kg will eb a bit light thoough. go for at least 3-5kg. I personnaly went for 4-7kg, and still think it is a bit light.

[Brody]

4-7 kg

[Nath_18]

4-7kg is a little excesive dont you think??? My max would be 2-4kg.

cheers, Nathan

[flathead_boy]

i said 1-3kg

no U didnt U sed !-3kg

[flathead_boy]

did i