Rods casting 4-8oz wieghts....

[super-MAGuire]

anybody ever used a 8oz, I've only ever see, and myself used upto 7oz on days when the wind is horrid and in your face...

i believe most the rods rated tis would collapse and just flop under that much wieght during a cast/unable to have the backbone to propel it.

Just a thought crossing my mind

[Cod,cod,cod!]

Zipplex...

[g.ordon]

Century

[harry barker]

Milbro longbeach.

[jamcod]

wr300

[SPUGY]

8oz

bazoookaa

[g-force]

I've used up to 10oz on my Eliminator but only in the foulest of conditions, normally draw the line at 7oz - besides I've only seen grippers up to 7 in the shops.

Gary

[JohnMc]

used 8oz of lead just to keep me super bait on the clip :-) century 15ft original green raptor

[Cod,cod,cod!]

I've used up to 10oz on my Eliminator but only in the foulest of conditions, normally draw the line at 7oz - besides I've only seen grippers up to 7 in the shops.

Gary

Why on Earth were you casting 10oz?!

[codseeker]

broomshank

[codcatcher3000]

any rod rated 6 to 8 oz...dont forget your helmet......

[g-force]

Why on Earth were you casting 10oz?!

Just for the hell of it Peter! Usually keep the big weights for my old Scarborough gear, but decided to give it a go when people around me were blowing up their reels with 6s & 7s trying to chuck into a 40mph odd headwind.

Gary

[super-MAGuire]

i think the best place is in the house in 40mph headwinds lmao! struggling to catch a 10oz fish these days! nevermind cast that in lead