Grauvell rods
Submitted by Roger Knife on Tue, 2009-09-29 14:57
Has anyone a grauvell jigg soft or jigg starr rod, looking at using jiggs in the 250-400grm weight, just wondered what they are like?
Rog
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crasny1
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Where are you now Roger
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back at work in the uk mate
back at work in the uk mate looking to increase my rod/reel room!
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I thought you where going to come up to Karratha
Did you just make it to Exmouth?
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went all the way to broome
went all the way to broome fella stopped in karratha for 1 night in exmouth for 2. Not enough time to see everyone fella...gutted
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Rods
Hiya mate,
I haven't used or seen a Grauvell rod but I have seen and used several rods in the JigStar range.
Not a bad rod for the money but definitely a level entry or beginners rod. They have a resonably nice action and look ok but they feel very butt heavy and unbalanced. For the same sort of money I would rather use a Shimano Wrex or Jig XR or T-Curve Deep Jig or a Daiwa Monster Mesh.
Just my opinion but good luck
Cheers,
Josh
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