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  • #16
    Certainly looks good and a canny price

    . if the build quality is there I may have to get one of these.

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    • #17
      davey, pmsl great mate
      Rodbuilding & rod repairs

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Davey-m View Post
        Yes over rated and over slated ;-)
        Actually in my opinion and looking on a few different forums there rather underated and under estimated.

        Av never seen many lads using them, but the ones a have seen with them say there brilliant, and thats taking advice also from top anglers and casters.
        Last edited by <(Andy2009)>; 21-12-2011, 11:55 AM.
        South Shields & District SAC

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        • #19
          Originally posted by ;336581
          Actually in my opinion and looking on a few different forums there rather underated and under estimated.

          Av never seen many lads using them, but the ones a have seen with them say there brilliant, and thats taking advice also from top anglers and casters.

          Get yourself on the field with your 7ht mag strapped to it for some otg

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Davey-m View Post
            Get yourself on the field with your 7ht mag strapped to it for some otg
            Think al just stick to me usuall casting style, cannot get way with the off the ground cast...
            South Shields & District SAC

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            • #21
              guess the larger models be ok for boat fishing
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              • #22
                penn fathom

                its the dogs bollocks alright l got one of santa and a few of the lads on the pier tryed it and loved it. it casts a dream worth checking it out better than slosh 30 by mile's
                Last edited by nrgjim; 31-12-2011, 05:41 PM.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by <(Andy2009)> View Post
                  Century Eliminator E1000. Finally getting one. Had a good look and feel of one on shields pier the other nite. Feels spot on like, quality piecebof kit.
                  Unless you can pen cast I wouldn't even bother buying a one as this will pull your puddings out and result in a serious injury
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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by kingcod deano View Post
                    Unless you can pen cast I wouldn't even bother buying a one as this will pull your puddings out and result in a serious injury
                    Pendulem cast I can buddy... thats my usuall style of casting anyway, a small pendulem swing then a good strong swing overhead (NOT to the side), and away the bait goes to the cod's nest .
                    South Shields & District SAC

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                    • #25
                      You need a lot of compression for these rods mate I know loads of lads who have bought them because of the extra length and stiffness etc and they have ended up selling them as they are like scaffolding poles it might be worth trying one first or getting a second hand one that has already been bed in good luck in your quest mate
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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by kingcod deano View Post
                        Unless you can pen cast I wouldn't even bother buying a one as this will pull your puddings out and result in a serious injury
                        My mates been doing otg on the field with the E1000 for the last 8 month n he loves it, think he's had about 220yds measured
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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Davey-m View Post
                          Anyone using one of these reels at the moment i like my penn 525 mag extra's and didnt upgrade to a penn 525 mag2 as didnt see the point however these Fathom's look a nice reel and have a mixture of the penn torque and 525 internals using a live spindle and centrifugal breaks.

                          You could probably fit a knobby mag to one of these!
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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by clarky View Post
                            You could probably fit a knobby mag to one of these!
                            Would be a good idea, butb a cannot get away with these mag conversions these days...

                            There just too long. The mag conversions stick out of the reel like a sore thumb. The one on my Daiwa 7HT Mag (the blue one) obviously already has a mag system like this, but the knob to control the mag is just the correct length and doesnt stick into me arm and cause a bruise (my old 7HT Turbo that I got with a mag conversion consistantly did this).

                            Anyways clarky buddy, you know what Penn are like, it wont be long before they introduce a magged version of this reel, which will be mint!!
                            South Shields & District SAC

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by <(Andy2009)> View Post
                              Anyways clarky buddy, you know what Penn are like, it wont be long before they introduce a magged version of this reel, which will be mint!!
                              Aye your probably right there, there's a lad I know who makes knobby mags, if Eva you want a stubby version so it don't stick out so far let me know and al ask him to make ya one.
                              Cheers Brian
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