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Thats pretty cool, the manager did mention they stocked some bass last year, how big was it?

Boulyn feed fine with small garlic floties, yet to blank here lol

I fish there often, place is still a mess and the wrong crowds still keep coming, fishing is not too bad, still lots of small carp and barbels

Good day, Tomcat is budget spinning reel with basic functions ... flexs alots, Big boss much better for value ( longevity)

i have been using Okuma for more than 20 years now, have many many rods and reels lol, quality on most is above average to great, i would steer clear of the cheap entry level stuff that usually only lasts a few seasons, their mid to top tier stuff is great, i have some mid level reels and rods...

Longer rod better idea, further casting and keeping the line off the rocks.

Good day Hennieg, check with Ganis angling they sell all you are looking for in bulk, there might be cheaper options, check with adrenalin angling as well

Congrats Harry, i am still fighting my battle , champix worked for me until they took it off the market a few years ago ..... smoking less than last year, nicotine pouches and gum, eish man i hate all this stuff just wanna stop but, my body wont let me......

Noted with Thanks Les (y)

How much would a base set up like this cost?

those BG are still work horses but, getting a bit outdated

Good day, Also consider the new Okuma Salina, great specs and price, If Budget allows check the Okuma Tessoro as well. Best regards

No.2 as well, the price of bait and tackle is mad now lol + Petrol + Food = not viable , only local parks when i have a chance

Congrats Bobstar :)!

any of the smaller micro salmos/ rapalas should work, also take a look at cranka crab lures but, very pricey.....

J Braid, no wind knots and always breaks at the leader

Hi Tim, My rod would be the mentioned Tiger tamer V1 in 7.4 Ft matched with 3000-4000 sized reel, your Cedros is perfect for that and personally my favorite braid is diawa J braid 15 lbs, this line has never let me down, diameter is a bit thicker than stated on the box but zero issues no wind...

Good day Tim, Yes casting weight starts at 1/2 oz, what strength braid are you using? another tip is to leave a longer length of line out before casting that way you can load the rod up better before casting/ releasing. Best regards

Good day Tim, For tiger rods min i would use would be 1oz-2 1/2 oz casting weight , you could go lighter but, tigers are hard on gear.... http://www.ganis.co.za/pi46258/ci799/fishing-rods/tiger-fishing-rods/tiger-fish-spinning-rods/sensation-tiger-tamer-v1-(spinning).html Best regards

Awesome thanks, no more useless Post office :giggle:!