Bennno

Last chance, leaving Wednesday so tomorrow is the last time I can meet anyone.

I'm moving overseas next week and need these rods all gone asap. Priced accordingly. All rods have been stored for two years and could do with some inox and a clean up, but they are all in pretty good condition considering! I would have cleaned them up properly but I'm running short on time.
Pick up from Samford/Mt Glorious, or I can meet you on the Northside. Over the weekend, or Monday/Tuesday is best for me, after that will be too late.
Daiwa Steez STZ 701MHFBA (1pc), $225 - in great condition 8/10, in very good condition, has rod bag.
Gary Howard Offshore M10 (1pc), $175 - in fair condition 7/10, very heavy duty well built rod. Has some surface rust on guides and needs a clean. Rod is 7'3" (from memory).
St Croix Extreme XS66MHF (1pc), $250 - in great condition 8.5/10, very sweet rod, light, casts well and has balls. Second guide has snapped on one side at the foot and needs replacing is the only problem, but sort that and you have an amazing rod on the cheap! Has rod bag.
Majorcraft Crossage KGS-862DAY (2pc), $175 - 9.5/10, almost as new, great light rod that casts a nice range of lures. The ultimate shore rod, perfect for big flatties. Has rod bag.
Majorcraft SPS-902LSJ (2pc), $85 10/10, as new basically, used twice, interesting rod!  Has rod bag.
Take them all: $850
I will try to add photos. Google the model names for more information! Any questions or for more photos, just DM me!

I'm moving overseas next week and need these rods all gone asap. Priced accordingly. All rods have been stored for two years and could do with some inox and a clean up, but they are all in pretty good condition considering! I would have cleaned them up properly but I'm running short on time.
Pick up from Samford/Mt Glorious, or I can meet you on the Northside. Over the weekend, or Monday/Tuesday is best for me, after that will be too late.
Daiwa Steez STZ 701MHFBA (1pc), $225 - in great condition 8/10, in very good condition, has rod bag.
Gary Howard Offshore M10 (1pc), $175 - in fair condition 7/10, very heavy duty well built rod. Has some surface rust on guides and needs a clean. Rod is 7'3" (from memory).
St Croix Extreme XS66MHF (1pc), $250 - in great condition 8.5/10, very sweet rod, light, casts well and has balls. Second guide has snapped on one side at the foot and needs replacing is the only problem, but sort that and you have an amazing rod on the cheap! Has rod bag.
Majorcraft Crossage KGS-862DAY (2pc), $175 - 9.5/10, almost as new, great light rod that casts a nice range of lures. The ultimate shore rod, perfect for big flatties. Has rod bag.
Majorcraft SPS-902LSJ (2pc), $85 10/10, as new basically, used twice, interesting rod!  Has rod bag.
Take them all: $850
I will try to add photos. Google the model names for more information! Any questions or for more photos, just DM me!

Okay, I will have a crack;

Product: Daiwa Steez 100HA Casting Reel
Type: Baitcaster
Colour Range: Smoke metal finish.
Price: $649.00 (Motackle)
Quality: Amazing
Action: 4kg drag.
Experience: I bought this reel whilst I was overseas last year, as I was earning a bit more coin. It is a freshwater reel only, due to it's construction. Thus far, I have caught Bass, Golden Perch, Silver Perch, Murray and Mary River Cod. It is an amazing reel, and is incredibly smooth whilst under load and on the retrieve. It casts light lures (3/16oz) pretty well, but really comes into its own when throwing 1/4 to 1/2oz baits. It is super fast, yet holds a good bit of grunt when tackling those bigger fish. The biggest load so far has been 14kg of Mary Cod, and it handled this with ease. I usually have it paired up with a Samurai Reaction B351 (10-17lb), which is super light with a very fast action. Together, this combo is one of the lightest you can get, and casting all day is a dream. I have a crowbar which I usually pair on cod trips, and again, it works like a dream. I currently have it spooled with 20lb, and it fits approximately 70m. This is more than adequate for the sweetwater I have found, and the thicker diameter moves through the reel with ease. Overall, I rate this reel very highly, and wish I had a job which would allow me to get gear of this quality more often

Oh, and one other thing, I am not associated with Daiwa, I think it might be a skill thing :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

Tiotony, myself and a mate James hit the base for a live bait session and to throw around some lures last night.

Initially quite slow, a double hook up soon followed with a legal jack for Tony and 60cm barra for me. Went dead after that and the tide turn so headed into deeper water.




Tony caught a fingermark a bit over 40cm and a big tarpon christening his new reel. Not to long after Tony got flashed by a metrey barra on his trusty 2inch gulp shrimp so I decided to throw one of my lures around again.

Wasn't too long and I got smashed, the barra took straight to the air and went bananas. Got to test a new combo well and subdued the fish nicely. Netting was not an easy task with a lift net and huge tide running away from the fish, but after many tense moments we eventually got her on the jetty. She went 85cm and was a strong fish, pulled me off my feet at one stage momentarily. The best part was this was my first fish on a homemade lure of mine. It's getting retired!





Tony also was busted off (on a navy ship no less) by a large easy 70+ barra which was bound to happen fishing tight quarters with 8lb braid and a medium heavy rod. Tony didn't take any photos of his fish unfortunately, would have been good to add them in.

Tiotony, myself and a mate James hit the base for a live bait session and to throw around some lures last night.

Initially quite slow, a double hook up soon followed with a legal jack for Tony and 60cm barra for me. Went dead after that and the tide turn so headed into deeper water.




Tony caught a fingermark a bit over 40cm and a big tarpon christening his new reel. Not to long after Tony got flashed by a metrey barra on his trusty 2inch gulp shrimp so I decided to throw one of my lures around again.

Wasn't too long and I got smashed, the barra took straight to the air and went bananas. Got to test a new combo well and subdued the fish nicely. Netting was not an easy task with a lift net and huge tide running away from the fish, but after many tense moments we eventually got her on the jetty. She went 85cm and was a strong fish, pulled me off my feet at one stage momentarily. The best part was this was my first fish on a homemade lure of mine. It's getting retired!





Tony also was busted off (on a navy ship no less) by a large easy 70+ barra which was bound to happen fishing tight quarters with 8lb braid and a medium heavy rod. Tony didn't take any photos of his fish unfortunately, would have been good to add them in.

Tiotony, myself and a mate James hit the base for a live bait session and to throw around some lures last night.

Initially quite slow, a double hook up soon followed with a legal jack for Tony and 60cm barra for me. Went dead after that and the tide turn so headed into deeper water.




Tony caught a fingermark a bit over 40cm and a big tarpon christening his new reel. Not to long after Tony got flashed by a metrey barra on his trusty 2inch gulp shrimp so I decided to throw one of my lures around again.

Wasn't too long and I got smashed, the barra took straight to the air and went bananas. Got to test a new combo well and subdued the fish nicely. Netting was not an easy task with a lift net and huge tide running away from the fish, but after many tense moments we eventually got her on the jetty. She went 85cm and was a strong fish, pulled me off my feet at one stage momentarily. The best part was this was my first fish on a homemade lure of mine. It's getting retired!





Tony also was busted off (on a navy ship no less) by a large easy 70+ barra which was bound to happen fishing tight quarters with 8lb braid and a medium heavy rod. Tony didn't take any photos of his fish unfortunately, would have been good to add them in.

Tiotony, myself and a mate James hit the base for a live bait session and to throw around some lures last night.

Initially quite slow, a double hook up soon followed with a legal jack for Tony and 60cm barra for me. Went dead after that and the tide turn so headed into deeper water.




Tony caught a fingermark a bit over 40cm and a big tarpon christening his new reel. Not to long after Tony got flashed by a metrey barra on his trusty 2inch gulp shrimp so I decided to throw one of my lures around again.

Wasn't too long and I got smashed, the barra took straight to the air and went bananas. Got to test a new combo well and subdued the fish nicely. Netting was not an easy task with a lift net and huge tide running away from the fish, but after many tense moments we eventually got her on the jetty. She went 85cm and was a strong fish, pulled me off my feet at one stage momentarily. The best part was this was my first fish on a homemade lure of mine. It's getting retired!





Tony also was busted off (on a navy ship no less) by a large easy 70+ barra which was bound to happen fishing tight quarters with 8lb braid and a medium heavy rod. Tony didn't take any photos of his fish unfortunately, would have been good to add them in.