http://www.bloke-rods.co.uk/reel.html
Any local knowledge on these? Talked to guy today that is going to start carrying them over here across the pond. Any good?
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They are a good quality, well made rod and at the higher end of the price market over here.
Mike Bell (Blokerods) does sell a few on eBay, where most people buy them at well below shop price.
This does put some people off.
I have heard that 5#, 6# and 7# weights are best, above that they can feel heavy.
Its fair to comment that they did make the 8# for sight casting for bonefish, which is different from constant casting for trout.
If you use a fly rod regularly, try picking one up and holding it.
I find after 30 seconds I know whether it will suit me , or not.
This test also works with women.
Mike Bell (Blokerods) does sell a few on eBay, where most people buy them at well below shop price.
This does put some people off.
I have heard that 5#, 6# and 7# weights are best, above that they can feel heavy.
Its fair to comment that they did make the 8# for sight casting for bonefish, which is different from constant casting for trout.
If you use a fly rod regularly, try picking one up and holding it.
I find after 30 seconds I know whether it will suit me , or not.
This test also works with women.
