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    hi guys erm you know when your fishing for mackerel what size rod do yous use i tend to use a 10ft rod so its easier to handle would yous suggest using my 14ft or stick with 10ft?
    Thanks :-)
    TIM

    Give a man a fish he cand feed him self for a day,
    but teach him how to fish he will keep bait in his fridge


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  • #2
    9 or 10ft 30-60grms rod is perfect. a more power full rod may be needed if planning a mackerel massacare using daylites
    South Shields & District SAC

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    • #3
      thanks bud and when are you going fishing next
      Thanks :-)
      TIM

      Give a man a fish he cand feed him self for a day,
      but teach him how to fish he will keep bait in his fridge


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      • #4
        thats the rod size that me me and me cousin use when r fishin 4 mackerel
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        • #5
          Am fishing my match this sunday from 2pm til 6pm. looking forward to it, aint been out in a while
          South Shields & District SAC

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          • #6
            Originally posted by robertc1992 View Post
            thats the rod size that me me and me cousin use when r fishin 4 mackerel
            what 10ft i thought you only had a 12ft last time rob
            Thanks :-)
            TIM

            Give a man a fish he cand feed him self for a day,
            but teach him how to fish he will keep bait in his fridge


            http://ukseaangling.wordpress.com//
            http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/coast/t...ortheast.shtml

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            • #7
              Originally posted by <(Andy2009)> View Post
              Am fishing my match this sunday from 2pm til 6pm. looking forward to it, aint been out in a while
              good luck mate have you won a one yet or not ?
              Thanks :-)
              TIM

              Give a man a fish he cand feed him self for a day,
              but teach him how to fish he will keep bait in his fridge


              http://ukseaangling.wordpress.com//
              http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/coast/t...ortheast.shtml

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              • #8
                only ever came third, but that'll change this weekend... hopefully!!
                South Shields & District SAC

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by <(Andy2009)> View Post
                  only ever came third, but that'll change this weekend... hopefully!!
                  haha funny mate if i was there i would soon change that you would have come fourth lol oj
                  Thanks :-)
                  TIM

                  Give a man a fish he cand feed him self for a day,
                  but teach him how to fish he will keep bait in his fridge


                  http://ukseaangling.wordpress.com//
                  http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/coast/t...ortheast.shtml

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                  • #10
                    6-7' spinning rod, spinner with 2 daylights at most, but usually just the spinner.

                    Crimp the barbs and/or drop to a single hook for catch and release. Don't like using a big beach-caster with a huge line of daylights unless I'm stocking up on bait, no sport when there's 6 of them on heavy gear, whereas one on light kit with the drag on the reel wound back is pure pleasure.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by 5150 View Post
                      6-7' spinning rod, spinner with 2 daylights at most, but usually just the spinner.

                      Crimp the barbs and/or drop to a single hook for catch and release. Don't like using a big beach-caster with a huge line of daylights unless I'm stocking up on bait, no sport when there's 6 of them on heavy gear, whereas one on light kit with the drag on the reel wound back is pure pleasure.

                      Sounds more like a boat rod using somethin that short. if i wanted to use something that small ad use one of those pocket fishing rods!!
                      South Shields & District SAC

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                      • #12
                        haha i might just go try that out lol
                        Thanks :-)
                        TIM

                        Give a man a fish he cand feed him self for a day,
                        but teach him how to fish he will keep bait in his fridge


                        http://ukseaangling.wordpress.com//
                        http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/coast/t...ortheast.shtml

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by <(Andy2009)> View Post
                          Sounds more like a boat rod using somethin that short. if i wanted to use something that small ad use one of those pocket fishing rods!!
                          thats the proper way to spin for maki using a short spinning rod thats sport for you, gets the best out of the maki and gives them a chance to get away crimping the barb on a single hook try it sometime you might enjoy

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                          • #14
                            cheers m8 will do will do when do yous think they will be here
                            Thanks :-)
                            TIM

                            Give a man a fish he cand feed him self for a day,
                            but teach him how to fish he will keep bait in his fridge


                            http://ukseaangling.wordpress.com//
                            http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/coast/t...ortheast.shtml

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by 5150 View Post
                              6-7' spinning rod, spinner with 2 daylights at most, but usually just the spinner.

                              Crimp the barbs and/or drop to a single hook for catch and release. Don't like using a big beach-caster with a huge line of daylights unless I'm stocking up on bait, no sport when there's 6 of them on heavy gear, whereas one on light kit with the drag on the reel wound back is pure pleasure.
                              ive tried that when a was in portinaxt in ibiza last summer got a few decent sized mullet each weigh aboot 3 - 4lb
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                              /[__mackerel____/
                              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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