Your videos and innovation in the tackle industry is leaving the rest of the industry behind mate!! Keep it up! Can’t wait to see what the future holds for Tacklewest!
Millerods dont have many beach / rock rods but the VIBEFREAK goes well. Its a 3 - 6kg, cast weight is 7 - 21g Its quite short though being 7'3, but i have seen plenty of people using it for salmon
The Beastbuster LM would be perfect for it, i haven't used one myself but again have only seen good review's on it. It does have a heavier castweight, line weight and is a little longer at 7'6 so you can get a better cast, although it has a different style butt section. Would also be an amazing rod for large flathead, snapper or jewfish
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Your videos and innovation in the tackle industry is leaving the rest of the industry behind mate!! Keep it up! Can’t wait to see what the future holds for Tacklewest!
Much appreciated!
Blast of an episode, cheers Matt for sharing your expertise! Always a pleasure talking to you in store.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great stuff 👏
Can you please do heavier set up videos, especially for saltwater! 👍👍👍
Great video lads
Thanks 👍
Great stuff. Keep up the good work. What lb leaders are you running?
Thanks! Between 6lb - 10lb leaders
Another excellent video, how did you manage a wind free day?
Because it blew its ring out the previous days, we were due
hi what about chasing tailor and salmon on the beach which miller rod would you use thanks
Millerods dont have many beach / rock rods but the VIBEFREAK goes well.
Its a 3 - 6kg, cast weight is 7 - 21g
Its quite short though being 7'3, but i have seen plenty of people using it for salmon
@mathewkeevers1710 I don't like big rods I like 7ft - 7ft6 what about the beast model?
The Beastbuster LM would be perfect for it, i haven't used one myself but again have only seen good review's on it.
It does have a heavier castweight, line weight and is a little longer at 7'6 so you can get a better cast, although it has a different style butt section.
Would also be an amazing rod for large flathead, snapper or jewfish
If possible, i'd recommend going into a store that stocks them and feel them for yourself.
Both are very different rods
@mathewkeevers1710 yeah not many stores near me have them in stock. They are either a shimano or daiwa stock shop.
Как ремонтировать катушку DAIWA когда нет в продаже запчастей!?