Save your Money! Telescopic Fishing Rod VS Two-piece Fishing Rod
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2024
- We are reviewing and field testing a telescopic fishing rod
(KastKing BlackHawk II) against a two piece fishing rod (KastKing Sharky III Combo). Both of these fishing rods will stow away easy, but which one is worth your hard earned cash? Is a combo worth the price difference? Does the Telescopic rod have good sensitivity? Is the fishing rod durable? Is the fishing rod difficult to set up? All these questions and more will be answered in this review! Stay tuned yall!
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For the two piece rod you should NOT have to force the two pieces together all the way. It is preferred to use just enough force to join the two securely. Anything more will increase the chance of failure, breakage, or not being able to get it off!
We recommend not "high sticking fish" (using the rod to hold the fish up) as this results in a higher percentage of rod breaks. These fish were smaller so the rod was able to handle it, but any bigger and it puts your rod at risk!
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"Let me show you what is low quality I'm talking about" the guy grab a rod identical the one I owned.😢
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Bro I’m sorry but that’s pretty funny 😂
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The product testing videos are my favorite ones to look forward to. I have looked into buying a cast king spinning with bait clicker because this channel showed me it was even a thing!
Awesome! So happy to share with you. Yes it’s been fun working with the kastking gear. They always have new products coming out!
I have to say your videos are always entertaining, informative and well-done. I was looking for a conclusive review of the KastKing Blackhawk 2 and this discussion convinced my purchase.
Nice vid. I think a telescopic rod is like one of those folding entrenchment tools. It won't outperform a regular shovel, but you're not gonna carry a regular shovel on a five mile hike. Right tool for the right job and all that.
Still want a telescopic rod for my motorcycle bag!
Yeah, I find my telescopic Abu Garcia to be indispensable on the bike. I surf fish, and my normal surf rod is 13', breaks into three pieces, two 6' lengths and the 1' tip... I'm definitely not carrying that on a motorbike, but my AG collapses down from 12' to just over 2, much easier to put in a backpack.
I agree with your thoughts here. I just stopped driving as i moved to a city and i just bike now, but i've learned that i can't fit a two piece in my backpack.
@@dildite4910 when im biking with my 2 piece rod, i put a milk crate on my rear rack and put it in there along with the rest of my gear. Just have to be mindful of the height so you dont hit a low hanging wire or something
The love you have for fishing, and the excitement that you have with every fish, no matter how big or small, your viewer can hear in your voice, with every hook set. It's so inspiring, but I know, I have it too. I don't comment very often but I love your guys videos, and although I don't get to fish salt water very often but have learned a lot about fishing in general. I will be buying some salty squid to go in my travel pack and to try in fresh water. I have the Shimano bait runner as well and haven't got to use it yet. I'll be ready though when the time comes. Thanks
Good info on the telescopic rod... What I've been looking for.... Looks like can fit in my bag pack. Btw your channel has a lot of educational tips I can learn from coming from a begineer myself. Keep it goin. Cheers.
I grew up using an aluminum telescopic rod. Served me well from Alaska to Vermont. Great to put in my bag as a backup or if I get bored fly fishing.
I have a small telescopic fishing rod and I find that the easiest and quickest way to set it up is by, setting the drag really loose, then pull up on the closest part of the rod to you / the reel while aligning the eye at the same time. Then pull up on the next one while aligning the eye, and so on till you get to the tip.
My least favorite part is having to cut the hook if I want to pack it all the way
Stefen Fuqua sometimes I just hook the hook on the support of eye. Not the eye itself.
@@ubreakitirepairit3569 what do you mean by the support of the eyelet?
Stefen Fuqua kinda hard to explain, but you know the two little metal things in the shape of a V that actually hold the eyelet to the rod? Well I hook it there.
@@ubreakitirepairit3569 oh, what kind of rod do you have?
I really enjoyed this video as like your previous videos; very much entertaining.
A really objective review, thanks a lot!!!
Thanks for leaving the products in the description
I am thrilled every time anew, well done champion, a fun video.
I love using collapsible! Here in Montana by Yellowstone it's thick brush and it sucks trying to walk through with a full pole getting cought on everything. PS those perch tho!
Thanks for posting, super helpful!
For me, inconvenience of transportation, especially without a case, and longer length are 2 cons of 2+ piece rods. Yet if you look hard enough, you can find more or less variable action and power for both types. My choice is telescopic ;)
Awesome video I was looking for something like this to help me on deciding what to choose to buy to fish with very helpful thank yall keep up the very helpful videos let's see when yall can come to texas to fish in dallas
Glad to help!
Great video. You caught more fish in this video than I did all summer. I'm looking at the KastKing telescopic. Think I may get it after watching your vid. Thank you.
I did lol
Good to see someone is catching nice size spot. I'm in NE NC and we are only catches small ones. After the rain from Flo goes out we should start catching decent size spot and croakers.
Less sections is always better! Great video again. Thanks.
Hey love your videos
Could you share how you tied the rig - the one with beeds and spinner on the line
How do you record voice??? Could you please help me out with that? I am searching for a solution, because my GoPro is not recording sound very well
Use wireless Bluetooth microphone to connect with go pro
Hi sebin bro
I have always loved telescopic rods they are great just to put in your backpack and go but in my opinion 2 pieces are better over all
What type do you have?
i have to agree with that coz for some reason telescopic can easily be fake if ordered online, same goes with two piece so best advice is jus go to a fishing store and check
With the Blackhawk 2 rod, I hooked, fought and landed a 60cm long mekong catfish. The flexibility of the rod is amazing, don't underestimate the blank body just because it's hollow.
It can handle 5klg fish?
You are right because I had a telescopic fishing rod and it broke but I have never had my two piece rods break on me and I use an inexpensive 2-piece rod and they just don't break and I love them I can take them anywhere
Just bought the telescopic rod after watching your review! 😃
2 piece chicken rod for me. I had a Daiwa telescopic rod that was good for freshwater but not the salt.
I once pulled a 36" Red drum with a Bass Pro Shop telescopic rod paired with a Shimano Curado
Thanks a lot. Your awesome. I'm from Philippines and I can't wait to use the knowledge I've learned from you. Godbless you.
Hi Senko Skipper. I love your shows, and always learn something from watching them. This one was particularly cool, as you were fishing alongside a pier which is very similar to where I fish. However, I'm here in Penarth, Wales, UK, which is a small seaside town on the Bristol Channel
Awesome one as always Bruh
Thanks man
I have a small Telescopic Rod with a Daiwa Spinning reel, 15lb Braid/6lb diamater. I call it my Recon Rod. Keep it in the car wherever I go just in case an emergency fishing spot comes up.
Because I use it more often, this rig has become one of my favorite setups ever in history.
I learned a lot from you sir.. Good job. From philipines..
The only reason to use a telescopic rod over a 2 piece is the pack down size .I have the Blackhawk 2 and they are great for a travel rod but when fishing at home 2 piece all the time.
I have the blackhawk 2 casting rod and I love it for travel and even everyday fishing. I also have some 4-piece and 2-piece rods. The 4-piece pack down as small as the blackhawk. The 2-piece is easier in general to shove in a tube and go or even take them assembled and rigged when space permits.
I think it is more so a thing or personal choice or habit, for those of us who are "hobby fishermen".
Used both in the past and personally, I prefer a 1 piece or 2 piece rod. Brand of choice, Ugly Stik. Again, something that is more so a personal choice, based on experiences as a hobby fisherman.
But it is nice to watch a video about the options out there and remember that one can never have enough fishing gear in the man cave! :)
I’ve never seen a channel that catches so much fish.
Might buy this combo since my last rods and reel broke served me well through the years tho...
Great video wish you gave the collapsed length & extended length looking 4 one to fit in side bag on my motorcycle. Looks on the video it has a fairly good back-bone . Also most all puffer fish are poisonous, it takes a licensed chef to prepare it correctly so good thing you released it.
I looked up online specs collapsed length 25 1/8 inch extended length 7FT. 1inch
Depends on what I'm doing, if I'm backpacking telescopic rod all day with a small tackle box , if I'm just walking around then 2 piece with my backpack full of tackle.
Edit, if I'm backpacking but beside a River with lots of over hang I'm using a dock demon Deluxe with 10 lb braid
i got only one rod and that is a two-piece rod i bought from Doha, Qatar. i just sneak inside my luggage when i i'm about to fly back to Philippines. pretty strong, easy to install.
Yo thx because im actually trying to find a fishing rod but i dont know what to get a telescopic one or a 2 piece rod but now i know thx:)
I was considering a telescopic rod for bicycle camping, and I was wondering about the sensitivity of them. The lighter test line only has a marginal sensitivity increase, the reason I wondered about the telescopic was all the joints they have, it's those joints that take away the sensitivity, this is why pro fishermen use only one piece rods, but for backpacking or bike camping those and two-piece rods are impractical. Now, after watching this and you proving my thoughts, I decided to go with a USA Tenkara Hane, while it is telescopic they made it extremely lightweight at around 2.7 ounces, this rod has no eyes thus the sensitivity is not reduced by lots of eyes; there is no reel seat either which also takes some sensitivity...yes, you don't use a reel with this rod, it extends from just 15 inches to 10' 10". Tenkara rods are extremely sensitive, surpassing even single piece rods due to no eyes, no real seats, no metal sections where the pieces lock into. Why else would a person want a telescopic rod? to be as portable as possible, but why ruin the fishing with insensitive rods? Tenkara rods are expensive but you do get what you pay for. I've used my Tenkara and it is indeed more sensitive than my St Croix Mojo fly rod. While the Tenkara rods are fly rods, I've used mine with small lures in streams as well as with bait, and of course flies. Fly fishing is great for when I bike pack because the fly box holds a lot of flies in a small lightweight container. Anyway, this is the direction I went, so obviously it's just my humble opinion, but Tenkara Hane does suit my needs perfectly.
EVERY telescoping rod I have ever owned has lost an eyelet or has had the eyes spin around when I was using it. I even went as far as to pay about 100$ for one, which I returned 2 weeks later because of the aforementioned issues. Never have I lost an eyelet or had one spin on a two-piece or one-piece rod. I also feel more sensitivity with one/two piece over the telescoping. I don't do a lot of saltwater fishing, actually I do none. Maybe this has an effect on it, I'm not sure. I have also found that the overall quality of the rod will be better for the same price when you get a one/two piece versus a telescoping rod.
I haven't even watched this video yet but I had put my hard earned money into buying 6 telescopic Blackhawk II rods from them and 4 had broken. I have 2 left but I don't think I'll even put them to the test. I MYSELF WOULD NEVER EVER BUY ANYTHING from Kastking anymore. What's worse is that I'm still waiting for their reply. Gave them the benefit of the doubt and I think I should've stuck to my gut feeling. Go 2-piece and save yourself some time, money and the heartache people
Thebbb Straight up St. Croix’s. 2 piece Mojo Bass. TW has it.
I have two of the cast king Blackhawk II rods, the nice thing about them is they fit in a carry-on bag on an airplane. I bought a specific bag( Equator Backpack soft sided carry-on) that maxed out my size corner to corner to fit the 8 foot inshore casting rod(26" collapsed length) and it is probably a little long but have not had a problem yet.
Both of mine broke, lol but they were fun before they did!
Look at you getting all fancy cutting the squid into fancy shapes. You rock!!!
😂😂 it’s fun
I already use a cheap eagle claw telescoping rod. Might pick this one up too
great video. i would love to be able to utilize a 2 piece or even some 1 piece rods. but as i spend all of my free time backpacking,camping,and fishing its not easy carring those type of rods.
. i have 2 black hawk 2 bait casting rods $50 each. 2 shimano exchege rods 150 each. and 1 diawa bbb that cost me $400. all of witch are baitcasting telescopic rods. the kast kings are by far my favorite. although i did a grip mod that made it much more comfortable to fish all day with. still the strength and quality is far better than the shimano. and even though my diawa is better in everyway. i have to be more careful with it. i have to take the reel off the rod to put the rod in the case it came with to travel with it. as with the kast king i just put them in side mesh pockets of my backpack with my lures still tied. the protective cover leaves enough room for even a lunker combat frog i even manage to leave on my large swim baits. plus kast king has a much larger selection with a size, power, and action chart that makes it very easy to buy what you need. . i will be purchasing 3 more in different sizes. I am selling the other rods. dont knock kast king till you tried them.
You using these rods RIGHT! Man sounds like you got a good arsenal for the kind of fishing you do. I was skeptical of kastking before I started using their gear. Now 7 months after using their stuff, I am an advocate. Everything down to the packaging is delightful:) glad we are on the same team here man.
@@HeySkipper yes i was very skeptical also. but for the price i said to myself why not. i really enjoy your videos when these florida elements dont alow me to fish. thank you for the vids. better than anything on regular t.v.. i normally dont subscribe . now you have one more.
yessss, is like that!!
After watching this video a year ago I too purchased this travel rod BlackHawk II from Ali Express. It's so compact, light and gives justice when you're Travelling by Woods to some Creek or remote river by the Jungle.
I mostly used this Rod for freshwater fishing and catching Trouts.
Only a couple of weeks ago a friend of mine borrowed this Rod from me and to my disappointment he mishandled this Rod and broke my Rod..😔
Again I wanted to purchase this Rod but because of this Covid19 or Lock down I unable to get it.
I highly recommend this Rod over other telescopic Rod in the Market.
I still have mine, but the tip broke!
@@HeySkipper good to hear you still have yours but I had to part with mine.
Like your cousin, keep having him in your vids as long as he stays!
Will do, he is a chill guy!
Yeah.. i never fished at all. Came for the recommended and well.. kinda wanna go fishing now ha. Subbed buddy
Yes but a rod and go fishing it’s super fun
And rewarding
Definitely worth it, once I started, I couldn't stop, I'm actually going to tomorrow!
I'm using an extremely cheap telescopic rod priced around 2 dollars branded Kaminari. It's doing its job properly for light fishing
Help! Trying to make a decision on the rods you've presented.
I travel to Bermuda to help my friend fix his boat. Which one would you choose to take on the plane? The target species I've seen so far out there are Bermuda Chub, basically a ton of in shore pan fish, some red grouper, basically more protected waters kind of fishing. It'll be off my friend's boat. But I need compactness to carry on the plane and around, and can possibly deal with a 40-50 pound fish. I have an old straight up fiberglass southbend proton, and am looking to upgrade for this next trip.
I started with the kastking and broke the tip 3 times. I started researching for a better made telescopic rod and low and be hold the diawa triple b popped up. A little pricy but well worth the money in my opinion. I’ve caught 5,6,8 pound bass on it as well as a 5 foot gator and no issues what so ever. Bass pro makes one as well it’s called the adventuri 1 and it’s only 60 bucs and better than the black Hawk in my opinion.
I feel like this isn't an apples to apples comparison. Looks like you're comparing an ultralight(?) vs the blackhawk? The blackhawk comes in ML as the lowest option. There's no ultralight Blackhawk, so I could see why it would be less sensitive. Also, the Blackhawk is one of the only telescopics that has a baitcaster option. I don't know, just seems like a wierd comparison to me. I keep the blackhawk in my back seat so I always have a rod with me.
Can you please do a full in depth review of the kastking blackhawk 2 and its durability and strength?
Kastking is a good quality brand, got a sharky 3 on my bass rod, and it has been holding up minty fresh dude
hey skipper, what was your bait when you used the telescopic one? I used fresh squid but I didnt get a single bite for 4 hours, I wonder was it because the squid was salted with iodized salt to prevent it spoiling quickly? cheers
awesome video lol really hard to decide to pick which one to go for haha unless both have gr8 quality n durability haha i mean a telescopic rods gr8 for transportation but can be annoying wen the rod starts to fall down or the guide gets twisted the wrong way after casting and needs readjusting again where as a two piece is all done and set
What baits did you use bro??? That awesome bro!!)
Nice presentation , if you have a chance test the Dam Shadow telescopic rod , it is very short when folded(42 cm) and can be transported on the back-pack .
your videos are awesome and your cousin seems chill =)
He is a chill guy, fun to fish with because he is patient.
If i were you I would buy a Pelonis telescopic rod. I use mine for kayak fishing and it is insanely good. It isn’t too flexible and not to sturdy but i love it.
do a review of the other kastking combo please.. kastking centron combo 😁😁
I had the 6'6 medium Kastking blackhawk II. It broke very easily in the center of the rod, at an extension joint. READ THE KASTKING WARRANTY. It is ridiculous. You have to pay to ship the rod to them and enclose $20, just for them to look at it. If they "determine" that it is defective, they keep your $20 and send another rod. If they say it is your fault, they want 1/2 the price of the rod. So, a $50 Blackhawk replacement would cost $20 (shipping & handling) to get there, $20 (shipping & handling) to send back to you, and $25 (half of rod price). You pay $65 for a $50 rod. If its their mistake, the $50 rod costs you $40. No more Kastking for me. They are a deceptive company.
I'd have to say too that I have lost the top half of a two piece rod more than once and have never tried a telescoping rod, but I think I may try one.
Man.. You are the best...
Hey quick question, what bait were you using? Was it the artificial bait or dried up squid? Thanks man.
Thank you realy nice video im looking for a telescopic rod to use for my breaks at my new job
Telescopic rods have been in use in Europe for a long time and have cought a lot of big fish. Have their limitations, have their advantages, depending on a fishing style, for some fishing methods they are actually prefered, for example Bolognese fishing. Regarding cheap telescoopic rods, i have been fishing lately with one, have some videos about it online, and plastic is around the insert, while insert is still made from a hard material. They are now wonder, but are super cheap.
You should try an Iso Fishing rod. They're going to make the KastKing look poor. But admittedly, they do cost a fair amount of $$$.
I have a friend that had 4 of those Kastking telescopic rods break. He only fishes freshwater. One of them wasn’t even used yet. I hope Kastking takes care of him but last I heard, they haven’t responded back to him yet.
Had a Kasting Blackhawk 2 break on me (the tip). I contacted them and they sent me a replacement within a week and just paid shipping and handling. For the portability I guess they are fine but would never depend on it. The telescopic rods and too brittle.
I had the 6'6 medium Kastking blackhawk II. It broke very easily in the center of the rod, at an extension joint. READ THE KASTKING WARRANTY. It is ridiculous. You have to pay to ship the rod to them and enclose $20, just for them to look at it. If they "determine" that it is defective, they keep your $20 and send another rod. If they say it is your fault, they want 1/2 the price of the rod. So, a $50 Blackhawk replacement would cost $20 (shipping & handling) to get there, $20 (shipping & handling) to send back to you, and $25 (half of rod price). You pay $65 for a $50 rod. If its their mistake, the $50 rod costs you $40. No more Kastking for me. They are a deceptive company.
I bought a Daiwa telescopic rod, close to $200 but top notch guys
Great video!
Thanks!
I have the kastking telescopic, broke on me 3 times. 3times!! The eagle claw was actually better but they dont make anything bigger than 6ft
it woultn handle saltwater blue or striper?
TY really want one as backup 4 Pier I fish. they limit U 2 one rod & as a DAV wanna bring it N backpak 4 jus N case situation. Long trip 4 me 2 parking lot 4 spare rod if 1st one gives out. Great Video & info
For traveling or just randomly keeping in the truck, can’t beat a telescopic rod
i have always found the telescopic to be very stiff and you cant feel the bite. its also easier for fish to rip the hook out of their mouth since the rod as not springiness/elastic to it.
have you ever tried to use Steinhauser Deluxe No-Tangle Telescopic Travel Combo 56 as a setup? I travel and was just curious.
Nice review for travel rod
Helpful?
Very helpful but can handle 20lb fish 🎣
What is the small silver thing on your bait. And where did you buy ? Thank you.
what reel should I get with my KastKing Blackhawk 2 and I’m going to the Florida Keys next month. But I want to use it in the future for bass so should I get like a size 2000 reel or something
I tried a 10’ Chinese inexpensive telescopic and was surprised. It is probably not going to last very long but it did work pretty well. The most amazing thing was how sensitive it was. It is a carbon fiber rod and I have already gotten my money’s worth. I don’t like how long it takes to line up the guides.
What rod brand you have
Is it still ok after 1 year of use ?
@@jacklong6614 I don’t know the brand but I know it was a cheap Chinese rod. The reel seat had gold toned metal but half the gold color is gone now. I tried to find it in my garage a minute ago but no luck I remember that you were taking a chance using a 3 oz. weight with it. Anything heavier would tear it up. It is really only able to handle a medium size reel - certainly no larger than a 3000 size. In answer to your specific question I’ve never fished with it more than 4 or 5 times a season. It is still usable after over 2 or 3 years of use.
2 piece all day! 😀
👍👍
I tend to use my telescopics as my "Dinner rod" as its a 10 ft. And i use my 2 piece as my fun / catching bait rod as it is a 6 ft.
Realistic Fishing same
I had the 6'6 medium Kastking blackhawk II. It broke very easily in the center of the rod, at an extension joint. READ THE KASTKING WARRANTY. It is ridiculous. You have to pay to ship the rod to them and enclose $20, just for them to look at it. If they "determine" that it is defective, they keep your $20 and send another rod. If they say it is your fault, they want 1/2 the price of the rod. So, a $50 Blackhawk replacement would cost $20 (shipping & handling) to get there, $20 (shipping & handling) to send back to you, and $25 (half of rod price). You pay $65 for a $50 rod. If its their mistake, the $50 rod costs you $40. No more Kastking for me. They are a deceptive company.
The telescopic rod that I like is the hurricane mako and I put a Siena 4000 and I use it for some big striped bass hear in Cali
Where are strio bass in Cali.. Im in san diego and wish i could find strip bass nd blues
@@chris.chapoteau3538 I usually catch them in Ventura keys
@@victormunoz1722 😞 to far
+1 on the hurricane mako. I still prefer fishing with a 2-piece anyday, but the mako fishes well and travels great.
Hello there. I'm confused are you reviewing the kastking teliscopac spinning or casting one because the link shows the the casting but in the video looks like the spinning? Please help with that? Thanks
Well Brandon, i invested (around us $22) in a 10 ft. Fiberglass telescopic and (about US $50) for a Graphite telescopic rod...those are cheap around here in south Africa (at least in my area )
Thank you so much bro I was having this problem right now I have a few one piece Rod but the thing is I don't drive long story I have panic attacks and I'm not able to fish as much as I want to I've been thinking about getting a trouble Rod or a two-piece Rod don't even know what company to go to I looked around on TH-cam nobody was able to help me out was going to ask you and look what happened you literally read my mind
You asked us this question before. That’s what got us to make the video!
Happy to help man
A more fair comparison would be telescopic vs four piece rod.
Unlce got me a telescopic rod for Easter when I was 12 and I spent about a month looking for the telescope that came with the rod. I miss being young 😔
This made me laugh. I needed that thanks
Andy Nunez I took my rod almost completely apart looking for it before I decided that I just got one with a factory defect
Could you catch a pretty decent sized fish with the telescopic rod like a 2 foot fish?
Is this telescopic rods has also some info written regarding for the lures ?
Just so you know, your by far my favorite TH-cam fisherman. The videos are truly amazing
Is it a medium or medium heavy blackhawk II?
Good to know!
Does the black hawk 2 fit in a backpack need a fishing road i can take on my motorcycle
I just picked up a plussinno collapsible and you’d definitely be able to put it in a backpack or saddlebag. That’s what I bought mine for. Haven’t had a chance to try it out yet but as for the the “packability” it’s definitely there.
I got a jawbone and it's not bad for a 20 dollar backpack pole fits perfect in all three of my bags
If you are looking for awesome truly high quality tele rods. Daiwa is the place to look. They make some really nice tele rods for jdm and euro markets.
No doubt about it Daiwa makes the best telescopic rod! Not even close!
Hey bud where was this video taken? Hoopers island? Kind of looks like Cambridge also can you give me a hint? Would love to take my kayak out there fish in between those pilings.
Do a video on catching a bigger fish with the rod. I have bad experience with telescopic rod. Been trying to give it another chance but until someone prove they are good and reliable, I just stick to a two piece.
Cont... with very dirty water, say 4 - 6" visibility, and although it's good fir ledger fishing for codling, sea-bass, etc... I'm determined to catch fish using lures (fresh baits, or plastics) as it's my favourite method of fishing, even though I've not so much as had a bite so far. The sea is there, the pier is there, I know the fish are there (as they take my ledgered bait), I've got good tackle, lure baits, and time to pursue this, seemingly boondoggling exercise, but so far....
nothing. So, any ideas on how to fish these in conditions more successfully, as in actually catching a fish? As I said, love your shows, keep them coming, and take care fella. Many thanks. Raymondo.
Doncha hate it when nobody replies to you, for 2 whole years? Hope you got the hang of it and got a few fish by now?
That was a fun video! As soon as I break my “Troutboy” telescopic, I am going to buy a BlackHawk.
And the comments reminded me to put my squid in the fridge. It’s been in my tackle bag for two weeks 😩😩 Now I don’t dare to go smell it.
Ooooffff!!!