Barra setups?

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Mines a Morltlock Custom Built GL2 with a Curado Dshv 7:1 :) shame its locked in storage 15000kms :banghead:


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Calcutta 200B with 4 - 8kg Shimano Xcel Weapon (Casting/Trolling)
Diawa Millionaire and a Shakespeare IM6 4 - 8 kg (backup)
2xAbu 6500C3's (for the visitors and for livebaiting)

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Post by maxan »

Hey Jay, how`s the 6kg live fibre rod?would you go lighter for casting?am thinking of putting a curado on one.
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Post by Jimstuch »

hey maxan - i actually got talked out of buying a live fibre - apparantly they snap easy when you high-stick them.. a mate has lost two exactly that way..
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Hi.

Daiwa Black Sheep 250 Shimano T Curve
Daiwa SW 203 Shimano T.Curve 3 to 5
Tica Black 150. Live Fibre Classic 6 kg.
Old Calcutta 150 on Fenwick HMG 10/17lb .

Black Sheep/Sw 50 lb Braid.YGK. (SW my favourite).

Tica/Calcutta 30 lb Braid Tuff Line. 80 to 120 Fluro Leaders. Depending on areas.

I find the live Fibre a good stick, but a bit short for casting. Shimano Sticks quite nice to use, Regardless of label. Which ain't my favourite.

Avet MXL Great for trolling on dams. The lower speed model...
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BWS 6- 8kg strudwick, curado 200dhsv 7.1 laded with 10kg fins braid
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Post by dodgyone »

My new baby ready for the Pilbara Assualt is a Daiwa Advantage 153HSTA matched with a Daiwa Heartland 8kg 3pce travel rod for the rough stuff and 8kg Livefibre for the easy fishing. 30lb Fins. :cheers: :cheers:
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dodgyone wrote:My new baby ready for the Pilbara Assualt is a Daiwa Advantage 153HSTA matched with a Daiwa Heartland 8kg 3pce travel rod for the rough stuff and 8kg Livefibre for the easy fishing. 30lb Fins. :cheers: :cheers:

Hi. How do you find Daiwa 3 pce.I have Shakespeare 5 pce, but would like another one.
I prefer the round reels to those flat ones. Hence the SW.. Beautiful reel.
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ABUs, Ugly Stiks and fireline work for me
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Post by dodgyone »

Havnt had a chance to try it on a fish yet. Loads up nicely in the shop though. Going to knock up a travel tube for it and do some decent walking trips with it I hope.

You Shakespere the Agility model? Had a look at them in the 3 piece but lacked a little backbone for what I was after. New Barra Raider 3 piece were the same.
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Post by SMITHY »

i use a 1.9m shimano tcurve tornament by ian miller 3 to 5 kg line wght with a shimano chronarch and 30lb millenium braid :mrgreen:
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Post by milky-murderer »

shimano raider ian miller and shimano cronarch 100b for the boat and i use a shimano callcutta 200b for the land based ive caught barra to 85cm on it around Darwin :drinking1:

i have a handcaster spooled with 100lbs schneider with a nice big owner treble on the end :catch:
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latest edition to the rod colection calais cl200asv with a ST croix 12-25lb rod loaded with xpl 20lb braid
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Post by Blinky »

Just added another to the stable.......Daiwa Steez rod and Zillion reel, as if I need another :bonk:
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Post by 2rods »

Well the new rattler spin rod is at home (but I am not)..plus there are 2 bass pro rods and a GL2 and 2 fly rods sitting there to unpack...and to top it off I found some nice 2 piece rods here to take home :bonk: :bonk:

no wonder I am looking at a boot sale soon.....(before testical removal happens) :rofl:

Is anyone selling a "huge" rod rack by the way???
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