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[quote name='namyau' post='17027' date='Dec 9 2009, 11:30 AM']you can order them off [url="http://www.bass.jp"]www.bass.jp[/url] www.plat.co.jp m other online jap stores might be able to get them for you too. your local tackle stores might be able to get them too, you never know. where are you located?? if your in brisbane head over to fish head at viccy point, last i heard was they were getting a few Breaden rods in (they also have the yama rods)



have a look at the following links



www.breaden.net

www.majorcraft.co.jp

[url="http://www.f-daiko.com/"]http://www.f-daiko.com[/url]

[url="http://www.daiwaseiko.co.jp/"]http://www.daiwaseiko.co.jp[/url]

[url="http://www.evergreen-fishing.com/"]http://www.evergreen-fishing.com[/url]

[url="http://www.valleyhill1.com/"]http://www.valleyhill1.com[/url]

[url="http://www.olympic-fishing.co.jp/"]http://www.olympic-fishing.co.jp[/url]

[url="http://fishing.shimano.co.jp/cat/detail.asp?k=100592"]http://fishing.shimano.co.jp/cat/detail.asp?k=100592[/url]



you will notice most rods are 8ft and over (anything under is pretty light and tippy) and most rods in the 8ft-8ft6 lenght weigh up to 130grms ish (from my experience all my egi rods have been under 115grms) your 2500 size reel is ideal size so you wont have to worry about that.[/quote]



i use a g-loomis dropshot rod 6-12lbs and it works well on the yammy squid jigs