have a look at wilson live fiber/texillium range if you dont mind one piece rods, not too keen on the Tcurve revolutions, much prefer the Tcurve bluewater range, these I have and have been good to me.

Hi grayzee,

I looked at the specs for this rod myself and thought it sounded perfect for an all-rounder. I'm stuck up north, so ordered it sight unseen, only to find it wasn't really what I was after. Would be great for live-baiting and maybe trolling/light jigging but it's not ideal as a casting rod in my opinion (too much of its length taken up by grips).

I'd suggest that you actually get to a tackle shop to get a look and feel for it before you buy it (as I should have done), as you might find one of the other t-curves or some other rods are a better match for what you are after.

If you do happen to find the perfect all-rounder rod let me know, as I'm still looking. I suspect it's like the perfect boat; an impossible dream to find one that suits all applications. Still, it's a lot of fun experimenting and I'm just about to head down to Port Smith for a few days where I'm going to try out my latest attempt at the perfect light-weight, all-rounder, mostly shore based, 7ft spin combo (Terez 7'2" 15-30lb and Sustain 5000).

Cheers,

Mathew.

I've got one and to be honest I don't find it that great. More of a 6-8 kg rod. Not much more.
King mac spin might be closer to what you are looking for.

 I had a hearty rise sylphy which would have been perfect. I sold it to a mate who uses it now for light popping/barra livebaiting and he loves it. It jigged a few dhus for me in my time as well. I sold it because i upgraded to a dedicated jigging rod. I know it doesnt help as there no longer made but pop up second hand every now and then. Retailed for around 300