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any one got any info on allround bass rod .looked at bze and salt bass.cheers
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i've got the bze 3-5oz. very nice mate
very light nice for casting handle 5oz +bait no problems
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Whats your price limit? what/where is it going to be used for? What length are you after? Likely casting weights?Originally posted by raddy View Post
Difficult to give a response without knowing a bit more.Comment
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I used a Geys BZE for a long time, and have caught quite a few Bass on it. However I now use a Century Tip Tornado Ultralite. Out of the two rods I much prefer the Century. It's a brilliant rod, very light, smooth caster and it stands up to heavier conditions than the Greys BZE. Used it from Lynemouth beach last night (Thursday 11th) and despite a fairly heavy swell at times it coped brilliantly. Landed cod to 4.5 lbs on it as well without any problems and because of it's lightness had some great sport with it.
Mind you this is just my opinion....no doubt others will disagree, but if you want a great all round bass rod, check one out.
Cheers....................BAZACODBASHAComment
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bass rod
lookin at about £100.use for spinnin,float fishing,ledgerin,cheersComment
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Hi Raddy,
If you want to use the rod for spinning or float fishing, then without doubt the BZE would be a better bet. If this is your main target, then I would go for the 2 - 4 ozs version. However I still stand by my opinion that the Tip Tornado Ultralite is a better rod for bottom fishing.
I use my BZE for heavy spinning for Pollack, and have used it with a float and it does 'the job' fine.
Also the BZE is half the price of the Tip Tornado......you should get a brand new one for around £100.00.
Good luck mate.Comment
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