Carrot stix rods

tatu

New member
Hello guys has anybody used the carrot stix bass rods and if so how did they perform who stocks them localy as well a friend of mine was asking and i didnt have the asnwers for him so i thought i would ask here.
 

J

Senior Member
Never heard of it until now lol...
Here is a review of the rod and an exstract from that review:
"The Carrot Stix is 30% graphite and 70% carrot material."
"the rod won the Freshwater Rod award and overall Best of Show!"

Impressive.

http://www.tackletour.com/reviewicast07rodspg11.html
 

Gooseman

New member
Hi Deon

Jip Multi post alweer. Elke keer as ek nuut in log op Sealine dan verander ek van Monster na Goosman. Hi dis nie lekker nie.
 
Johanvc wrote:
LMAO I think your best bet will be a carrot farm or a vegetable store
Sorry I could not resist
a bunch of carrot stix? three bananas and some braided weeds, a box of matches, and i'll be fishing with a smile on me face the entire day...::SSmoke the braid and munch the rod and lures (carrot stix and bananas) for when the munchies kicks in hehehehehehehe
 

h prinsloo

New member
Best money ever spend on a rod, with Shimano corado reel one can not ask for better combination. Use it only for cranks and would highly recomend, once you fished a carrot stix you WILL get hooked for life, best rod on my boat.
 

FatRap

New member
Hi Tatu.

The only place I've seen them around Gauteng is at Mias's. From what I've heard they are indeed amazing rods, but at Mia's they nearly R2000 if I can remember properly. So I'm
not too sure about how long your friend has been bass fishing, but personally I feel as though there are rods which are very good for a fraction of the cost. I find the Sensation range very good value for money. If he stays in
the Gauteng area then I would highly recommend Western accessories.
 
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