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Stuart (Cheese Paste) Harvey
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I'm sure you could get away with a 2.5lb tc pike rod for pike and carp and indeed most large fish but what are the differences between the two?
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Bob Watson
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This ones been done before Cheesey, haven't got time to go through the threads but it's there somewhere.
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Bob Watson
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Found it!
<a href=http://www.fishingmagic.com/forum/forummessages.asp?URN=1&UTN=5162&SP=&V=1#57848>HERE</a>
<a href=http://www.fishingmagic.com/forum/forummessages.asp?URN=1&UTN=5162&SP=&V=1#57848>HERE</a>
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Stuart (Cheese Paste) Harvey
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Cheers bob
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Chris Bishop
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Pike rods usually have a slower action as they're designed for casting heavier weights without tearing the bait off the hooks, etc.
Stuart, whereabouts are you - I don't think you're that far from several of us so if you fancy a day out somewhere before the end of the season give us a shout.
Promise it'll be better than when me and Rick took Dave Cooper piking a few weeks back.
Stuart, whereabouts are you - I don't think you're that far from several of us so if you fancy a day out somewhere before the end of the season give us a shout.
Promise it'll be better than when me and Rick took Dave Cooper piking a few weeks back.
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Birds Nest
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Sounds like a story..
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Stuart (Cheese Paste) Harvey
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I live in Milton Keynes and was going to post a thread to see if there are any pikefishers around.
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Chris Bishop
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If you can get up to Ely/Cambs area I'm sure someone can sort you a day out.
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I was fortunate enough to work in a tackle shop for a while. One gentleman was convinced the buying a Drennen Zander float would stand him a better chance of catching one as opposed to Pike!!!!!!