[quote name='emeraldas2506' timestamp='1293187637' post='21174']
thanks for that,
they are pricey. but imo worth the cost. i would have thought if they had 2 models, they would have made the better one...........'top of the range'
the rods ive looked at with s/s guides are just so tip heavy. especially with a ultra light reel (200g-ish). just wont balance........
egi rods being such a long rod and so many guides makes it more noticeable than with a shorter spin rod.
just my opinion.
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The Rapala EGI rod is part of a line up under the T-Spec name (all with 2 year warranty).
They are quality (even without titanium guide frames <img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
' /> ). The EGI model is very well balanced, but I guess it's 1 of those thing where you need to try it yourself.
I haven't forgotten about pics, and will do my best to get them up.
Where are you based and do you Squid from land?
thanks for that,
they are pricey. but imo worth the cost. i would have thought if they had 2 models, they would have made the better one...........'top of the range'
the rods ive looked at with s/s guides are just so tip heavy. especially with a ultra light reel (200g-ish). just wont balance........
egi rods being such a long rod and so many guides makes it more noticeable than with a shorter spin rod.
just my opinion.
[/quote]
The Rapala EGI rod is part of a line up under the T-Spec name (all with 2 year warranty).
They are quality (even without titanium guide frames <img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
' /> ). The EGI model is very well balanced, but I guess it's 1 of those thing where you need to try it yourself.I haven't forgotten about pics, and will do my best to get them up.
Where are you based and do you Squid from land?