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    Are the century Excalibur rods worth there money?
    What's the difference between j curve, c curve etc

  • #2
    C curve is the middle of the 3. The TT is the stiffest then the c curve and then j curve. I have the c curve and it is a lovely rod? Excellent bite detection. Some
    People say it's too soft but mine is absolutely spot on. Be using it again tomorrow as I've only had chance to use it once.
    Century Eliminator T900
    Century Eliminator T800
    Century Tip Tornado Sport
    Shimano Technium MGS XS-B x 2
    Penn Spin Fisher 7500LC x 2

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    • #3
      Just seem pricey
      Especially as it's not gonna get proper use till later in the year

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      • #4
        Nice rods tony,me pals just bought one n he loves it
        The tt's a rite brute,great for what it is intended for

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        • #5
          I bought second hand, got a month old one for 290. Had only been used once. Really pricey brand new mind
          Century Eliminator T900
          Century Eliminator T800
          Century Tip Tornado Sport
          Shimano Technium MGS XS-B x 2
          Penn Spin Fisher 7500LC x 2

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          • #6
            I've used the c curve, nice rod... Is it worth the extra money compared to other century's? Not for me like.... Will cover almost any situation you can fish up here though and you won't be disappointed if that's what u buy.
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            PB 2lb 9oz.

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            • #7
              top bit of kit imho
              have you got a cloth

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              • #8
                If you can justity the price then yes, if not then no. Me, I very rarely buy a rod new because I cant afford. With regards to the stiffness of a rod, people fished with zzippy 2500s in heavy ground 20 year ago and did fine.
                Regards Nicky.

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                • #9
                  Worth the money imo
                  Cheers Nicky
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                  • #10
                    You get whay you pay for like most things in life the only draw back the reel seats are rubbish if they put a fuji reel seat on all there rods they would be spot on

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                    • #11
                      agree with lance the reel seats are absolute s+++e
                      have you got a cloth

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                      • #12
                        Just had a cast with a j-curve & I'm no expert but just feels right not too powerfully stiff or too soft & bendy, if I had to say it would be the softer end of the scale.
                        1st cast I was I bit scared of snapping it so took it very gentle, & it went better than I thought, 2nd cast I gave some welly & birds nest a 6500 to the point of cutting off the line.
                        So next had to use the good old 7000c and gave it a bit stick otg stle casting & it just went & went I thought it was gonna empty the spool......

                        I've decided I want one, but will need to sell a rod to fund it.
                        Prob is the only ones I can get rid of are sonik rough ground sk3 which won't get me enough or
                        Zziplex m4 evo but love this rod.
                        What would be your preference guys
                        M4evo or j-curve ? They both seem very similar

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Tonygdodds View Post
                          Just had a cast with a j-curve & I'm no expert but just feels right not too powerfully stiff or too soft & bendy, if I had to say it would be the softer end of the scale.
                          1st cast I was I bit scared of snapping it so took it very gentle, & it went better than I thought, 2nd cast I gave some welly & birds nest a 6500 to the point of cutting off the line.
                          So next had to use the good old 7000c and gave it a bit stick otg stle casting & it just went & went I thought it was gonna empty the spool......

                          I've decided I want one, but will need to sell a rod to fund it.
                          Prob is the only ones I can get rid of are sonik rough ground sk3 which won't get me enough or
                          Zziplex m4 evo but love this rod.
                          What would be your preference guys
                          M4evo or j-curve ? They both seem very similar
                          If their very similar why not just keep a hold of the evo mate, save all the hassle

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                          • #14
                            I'm like a spoilt kid with a £10 in a sweet shop, love the evo only used it 3 or 4 times, but just love the look & feel of the century
                            But as Iv said I'm no expert & can't tell much difference between the 2 rods

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                            • #15
                              noice rods if i was after one otd be the c curve sell your txl i could be intrested :-)
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