6 tiAGRA 50'W WITH MATCHING CHAOS RODS

albar1 · 08-15-2006, 10:28 AM

I HAVE FORSALE 6 TIAGRA 50'W 4 ARE LRS 2 ARE NOT. THEY ARE ALL LESS THAN A YEAR OLD AND COME WITH AWSOME CHAOS BENT BUTT RODS FOR STAND UP OR FIGHTING OUT OF THE ROD HOLDER. $850 PER SET. THEY SPOOLED WITH BRAND NEW JERRY BROWN 130.

Relentless33 · 08-15-2006, 10:37 AM

How do you like that JB??

FinalPoint · 08-15-2006, 05:08 PM

You quitting swordfishing Jeff?

albar1 · 08-15-2006, 05:17 PM

Naw Pat, Going up to 80's

Nick C · 08-15-2006, 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by albar1

Naw Pat, Going up to 80's

. Those 809's are bigger than me :lol: ... Lemme know when you wanna fish. I'm back to my Friday and saturday night swording deal :sad: . School starts tomorrow.

BTW, I may have a buyer for a couple of those sets ups... I'll find out tomorrow.

RiskTaker · 08-15-2006, 09:36 PM

Albar:

I know it is fun to shop for new fishing stuff but do you think that you really need a brand new set of 4-6 80 Wides? Don't you want to at least get spooled first, before you re-arm with bigger stuff?

Well actually since you have a nice big boat, the 80 wides will match nicely.

Ok you may as well just do it.

I just got a new rod and reel myself, but can only afford one at a time (and my lovely wife may have an adverse reaction if I don't go easy on the Boy toys.)

I did go for the 80-130 class rod, with the intention of an 80 wide or a 50 WLRSA. The LRSAs are sweet, so I know you are just going absolutely love your new toys. E-bay twisted my fate for the 50WLRSA: I think a good buy at $476 + $30 shipping, NIB.

All my other rods are 50-80 class with Aftco straight Uni-butt. So what I did this time was to get a Stor-a-butt style base. With this style you can detach the butt part where the reel stays attached to the rod, or could be detached oin that side too. I got an extra bent butt section so now, I can easily switch out the base to have the best of both worlds, bent or straight. I also go a swivel rod tip with this one.

The rational behind this was based upon the repeated observations that there is typically one awkward rod position while drifting for swordfish (typically the outrigger rod position, but not always). The swivel tip can swing to either side, so that line can peel cleanly off the roller tip even if the line is be pulled of to one side of the rod. And I can combine bent butt on that rod if I like to adjust the rod tip height, like for the "tip rods" and that provides more clearance from the balloon line rods.

I like the Stor-a-butt feature. Now I just wish I had done all of my rods like that, although one swivel tip in the set is enough, but I did not know any better when I started upgrading the stuff for the swordfishing gig.

Hey, let's go fishing. I know I can call you anytime but I prefer not to be so pesky. An invitation just makes you feel more special. I have been extremely busy in the past month, and don't let Tek try to convince you otherwise, but I should have some breathing room again in another week or so. RT

JahMussa · 08-15-2006, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by RiskTaker

and don't let Tek try to convince you otherwise

Now that's good comedy. If you can't laugh at that... you better check your pulse. Good one RT

CaptKen · 08-16-2006, 07:51 AM

Jeff
Thanks again for the trip, Had a blast, Too bad Joe released that one early.
Ken

BTW sweet rods ! great deal for someone.

Risky, I need to pick the Jerry Brown expert sometime on some possibilities for some new reels.

albar1 · 08-16-2006, 08:12 AM

Thanks Ken, It was grat fishing with you as well. Lets do it again soon. RT I already have the 1st 80w from Tek I am just waiting for the rest to come in 7 total :shock: .

RiskTaker · 08-16-2006, 08:58 AM

Jeff:

You are one fast shopper. Can you pick out new clothes just as fast? :lol:

I am happy for you.... Agua Regia will be "stylin" reel soon with the "good stuff".

But I think that you should designate Kenny to reel in the fish when that 80W is 3/4 of the way down.

Ya-Mon.

albar1 · 08-16-2006, 09:06 AM

RT, I am smart enough to know if my 80 is down to a quater spool I do not want to fight it who needs the abuse :lol:

08-15-2006, 10:28 AM	#1 (permalink)
albar1 Hooked Up Join Date: May 2005 Location: Pompano Beach Boat: 35 Cabo Best Catch: 200lb + Swordfish Occupation: Refiner Posts: 227	6 tiAGRA 50'W WITH MATCHING CHAOS RODS I HAVE FORSALE 6 TIAGRA 50'W 4 ARE LRS 2 ARE NOT. THEY ARE ALL LESS THAN A YEAR OLD AND COME WITH AWSOME CHAOS BENT BUTT RODS FOR STAND UP OR FIGHTING OUT OF THE ROD HOLDER. $850 PER SET. THEY SPOOLED WITH BRAND NEW JERRY BROWN 130.

08-15-2006, 09:36 PM	#6 (permalink)
RiskTaker Grander Join Date: May 2004 Location: Pompano Beach, Florida, USA Best Catch: Had one once, then it took the boat away Posts: 1,967	There's no spooling Albar Albar: I know it is fun to shop for new fishing stuff but do you think that you really need a brand new set of 4-6 80 Wides? Don't you want to at least get spooled first, before you re-arm with bigger stuff? Well actually since you have a nice big boat, the 80 wides will match nicely. Ok you may as well just do it. I just got a new rod and reel myself, but can only afford one at a time (and my lovely wife may have an adverse reaction if I don't go easy on the Boy toys.) I did go for the 80-130 class rod, with the intention of an 80 wide or a 50 WLRSA. The LRSAs are sweet, so I know you are just going absolutely love your new toys. E-bay twisted my fate for the 50WLRSA: I think a good buy at $476 + $30 shipping, NIB. All my other rods are 50-80 class with Aftco straight Uni-butt. So what I did this time was to get a Stor-a-butt style base. With this style you can detach the butt part where the reel stays attached to the rod, or could be detached oin that side too. I got an extra bent butt section so now, I can easily switch out the base to have the best of both worlds, bent or straight. I also go a swivel rod tip with this one. The rational behind this was based upon the repeated observations that there is typically one awkward rod position while drifting for swordfish (typically the outrigger rod position, but not always). The swivel tip can swing to either side, so that line can peel cleanly off the roller tip even if the line is be pulled of to one side of the rod. And I can combine bent butt on that rod if I like to adjust the rod tip height, like for the "tip rods" and that provides more clearance from the balloon line rods. I like the Stor-a-butt feature. Now I just wish I had done all of my rods like that, although one swivel tip in the set is enough, but I did not know any better when I started upgrading the stuff for the swordfishing gig. Hey, let's go fishing. I know I can call you anytime but I prefer not to be so pesky. An invitation just makes you feel more special. I have been extremely busy in the past month, and don't let Tek try to convince you otherwise, but I should have some breathing room again in another week or so. RT

08-16-2006, 07:51 AM	#8 (permalink)
CaptKen Hooked Up Join Date: May 2004 Location: Sunrise/Dania Fla. Occupation: Power Plant Control Room Operator Posts: 854	Jeff Thanks again for the trip, Had a blast, Too bad Joe released that one early. Ken BTW sweet rods ! great deal for someone. Risky, I need to pick the Jerry Brown expert sometime on some possibilities for some new reels. __________________ http://home.comcast.net/~CaptKen1

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Relentless33 Grander Join Date: Apr 2006 Best Catch: 81" sword Posts: 2,945	How do you like that JB??

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albar1 Hooked Up Join Date: May 2005 Location: Pompano Beach Boat: 35 Cabo Best Catch: 200lb + Swordfish Occupation: Refiner Posts: 227	Naw Pat, Going up to 80's

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08-16-2006, 09:06 AM	#11 (permalink)
albar1 Hooked Up Join Date: May 2005 Location: Pompano Beach Boat: 35 Cabo Best Catch: 200lb + Swordfish Occupation: Refiner Posts: 227	RT, I am smart enough to know if my 80 is down to a quater spool I do not want to fight it who needs the abuse :lol:

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