DRENNAN PIKE FLOAT RODS

[jeepster]

nice chair peter, louis quinze?

[Peter Waller]

No, that's in the other room.

[Chris Goddard]

And it wasn't me either!! I must be honest and say I AM a reporter of items which infringe eBays rules. But only for knobheads who have POOR feedback or have been rude when I have asked a question. So yours were quite safe Peter(Just in case you was wondering!)

[Peter Waller]

Thanks Chris, I had never even considered you in that light, too nicer bloke!! But I do have my suspicions.

[Peter Waller]

Arghhhhhhhhhh, these look like going very cheap!!

Bid up, I need the money!!

[Davy Holt]

Hiya,

 

just a quick question.. are these the same as the Deadbait rods??

[Peter Waller]

I don't know, Davy. I bought them to deadbait up on the Fens, thought them ideal for that sort of use. But to bang out a deadbait to the next county, no. These are sensitive rods, ideal for smaller waters like the Fens, canals and rivers. I can't see why a float rod should be any different to a deabait rod though. Could just be a marketing thing. They are rigged for fixed spool reels, otherwise I would keep them, dyed in the wool multi man now.

 

Matthew, keep an eye on them, especially in the last hour. There are a load of watchers who are probably leaving it to the last moment. Don't forget that you are £10.00 in credit!!

 

Davy, have just asked around. Apparently they are slightly lighter than the deadbait rod. The idea being that float control and making the line is easier and more effective.

 

[ 17. October 2005, 11:51 PM: Message edited by: Peter Waller ]

[Davy Holt]

Thanks Peter, .. I had a feeling that was the case.. I stupidly sold 2 of my Drennan deadbaits and am now looking to replace them