I'm going boat fishing on Monday the 12th of March... What would you highly recommend and where to go to for a very good Rod and Reel...
Really need Expert opinion...
Price is of no option...
Rod & Reel
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- Peace
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Frankly, I don't even own a boat rod. You probably won't get much useful answers from me, sorry.
To get relevant replies, you need to tell us the general location and depth of the waters you are fishing in, ie. local waters like changi, southern islands or Malaysia/other countries.
My general advice is if you're going for typical local waters, a 30-50lbs rated tackle will suffice. Braided lines are preferred as you fish in deeper waters. They have smaller diameter that don't resist current and the 'no-stretch' increases sensitivity.
There are general two places you can shop for tackles which are Beach Road and Changi Village. Or you can visit any of the tackle shops in the directory. I recommend Changi Village Pro-Fishing, for the good service and the variety of tackles. They can help with selection of tackles.
If you're looking for advices from the very experienced and hardcore offshore anglers, I recommend visiting Fishingouting Forum. They have many anglers who frequent local offshore to overseas big game fishing.
That's all the little help I can come up with, hope someone else here can chip in too. Good luck on your fishing trip on Monday!
To get relevant replies, you need to tell us the general location and depth of the waters you are fishing in, ie. local waters like changi, southern islands or Malaysia/other countries.
My general advice is if you're going for typical local waters, a 30-50lbs rated tackle will suffice. Braided lines are preferred as you fish in deeper waters. They have smaller diameter that don't resist current and the 'no-stretch' increases sensitivity.
There are general two places you can shop for tackles which are Beach Road and Changi Village. Or you can visit any of the tackle shops in the directory. I recommend Changi Village Pro-Fishing, for the good service and the variety of tackles. They can help with selection of tackles.
If you're looking for advices from the very experienced and hardcore offshore anglers, I recommend visiting Fishingouting Forum. They have many anglers who frequent local offshore to overseas big game fishing.
That's all the little help I can come up with, hope someone else here can chip in too. Good luck on your fishing trip on Monday!
- Kevin O'Hara
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- Kevin O'Hara
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- Kevin O'Hara
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- desleyhan
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Yes Peace, me & Kevin goes way back ... only knew he fish lately.Peace wrote:Ah, so you're friend of desleyhan, I'm sure you guys will enjoy the shopping spree together. Good luck to you guys on the fishing trip and don't forget to share your catch report with us. Make sure to check your tackles are in good condition, the biggies awaits you!
Well I have got myself the PowerPro Braided 40lbs 300 yards line at $52.20 and Luck is what I'll need.
Thanks ..... will update with CR soon.