Really enjoyed this one Adrian, (Just like all the others you have done!) Like you, I also bought the SGS6 from Glasgow Angling. However, as yet I've not been out with it as I'm in the process of shortly moving down to Cornwall from Sussex, (would be there now if solicitors would get a move on!) and I'm saving it for the first outing! Just watching this video brings out the "Kid with a new toy" feeling! should have grown outta this at 65!! 😄...Oh please be aware you have cost me a small fortune due to your past videos and reviews🤫...If I lose a Senko a cast I'll still be wrassing for good Dozon trips or more!..
@@thewildwaters20 glad you enjoyed it. Hope the house move happens soon before the Bass season is over. You can catch those wrasse all year round, so I should get some more Senkos for Christmas 🤣
Like all Savage gear rods, slightly top-heavy, meaning up-sizing the reel one size is a good move for balance. All the action is in the top third, allowing long casts but not, forgiving when playing a fish. When under heavy load, the curve reveals a couple of flat spots, and there's no action to speak of in the lower half. Having said all that, they are decent enough rods which cast well and are strong enough to handle good fish. To my mind, the SGS6 range do not, justify the full retail prices, as they are no significant improvement on the cheaper models like SGS5,4,and 2. Sure, the fittings are better, but the rod is very similar. If, you can get them in a sale for £100, they're well worth that price. If only, they weren't that appalling blue! SGS8 is pretty good, all round, but it should be, as it's the top of their range of lure rods.
@@thorfinnravenfeeder I shall keep what you have said in mind. Maybe further use will reveal more. Certainly worth the sale price. Guess the colour is a marmite thing😁
@@thorfinnravenfeeder maybe further use will reveal more but like you said good if you can get them on sale. It didn’t feel too heavy in use but I may add some weight to the butt to counteract this. Need me a SGS8 for a good price to compare.😁
Great video just got in to bass this year and was looking for a rod not to pricey as i don't get to fishing them much one or 2 times a year but anyway thanks for the video have to tryed any lures for them of temu?
@@Cavanpikefishing I’m sure they will work. It’s finding the fish that matters most. If you can fish when there’s a bit of swell or fizz in the water they will be about. Look for choke points or structure.
Hi I have a SGS5 9'2 9-42g and that is a cracking rod,I've just picked up a tidy second hand SGS8 identical spec to the 5,they are cracking rods,I think some people don't realise how good they are,im no expert on rods,but if Henry Gilbey had input in designing these rods,and he sure does,that's good enough for me,BTW great video I'm off out to see if I can get me a bass 😉
Henry Gilbey talks a good rod, but he would, as he work for Savage Gear. I have a Daiwa Prorex which, casts farther, feels better in the hand, and plays fish much better, and it cost under £100. I also, have an SGS2, an SGS5, and an SGS6. A fishing buddy has an SGS8, so I've used that too. Tbh, the Prorex is a nicer rod than, any of them, though the SGS8 is a fine rod too. I tested the Prorex directly against the SGS8 for casting, and there was no significant difference, but a massive difference in price. Sales hype doesn't catch fish, nor do slick vids.
Flipping brilliant video thank you 😊
@@stephenboreham9056 glad you liked it. Hope you liked the action shots
Nice video Adrian, some good shots of it in action looks like a decent rod 👍
@@darrenrodd. It’s a beauty mate. I’ve just bought the 7/7 version for estuary Bass🤣
Fantastic work Adrian as always
Cheers buddy
Really enjoyed this one Adrian, (Just like all the others you have done!) Like you, I also bought the SGS6 from Glasgow Angling. However, as yet I've not been out with it as I'm in the process of shortly moving down to Cornwall from Sussex, (would be there now if solicitors would get a move on!) and I'm saving it for the first outing! Just watching this video brings out the "Kid with a new toy" feeling! should have grown outta this at 65!! 😄...Oh please be aware you have cost me a small fortune due to your past videos and reviews🤫...If I lose a Senko a cast I'll still be wrassing for good Dozon trips or more!..
@@thewildwaters20 glad you enjoyed it. Hope the house move happens soon before the Bass season is over. You can catch those wrasse all year round, so I should get some more Senkos for Christmas 🤣
@@TheConstantAngler I'm hoping late Oct to be moving so catching the back end of the Bassing (hopefully!) The wrassing I really can't wait for! 😉
Like all Savage gear rods, slightly top-heavy, meaning up-sizing the reel one size is a good move for balance. All the action is in the top third, allowing long casts but not, forgiving when playing a fish. When under heavy load, the curve reveals a couple of flat spots, and there's no action to speak of in the lower half. Having said all that, they are decent enough rods which cast well and are strong enough to handle good fish. To my mind, the SGS6 range do not, justify the full retail prices, as they are no significant improvement on the cheaper models like SGS5,4,and 2. Sure, the fittings are better, but the rod is very similar. If, you can get them in a sale for £100, they're well worth that price.
If only, they weren't that appalling blue!
SGS8 is pretty good, all round, but it should be, as it's the top of their range of lure rods.
@@thorfinnravenfeeder I shall keep what you have said in mind. Maybe further use will reveal more. Certainly worth the sale price. Guess the colour is a marmite thing😁
@@thorfinnravenfeeder maybe further use will reveal more but like you said good if you can get them on sale. It didn’t feel too heavy in use but I may add some weight to the butt to counteract this. Need me a SGS8 for a good price to compare.😁
Great video just got in to bass this year and was looking for a rod not to pricey as i don't get to fishing them much one or 2 times a year but anyway thanks for the video have to tryed any lures for them of temu?
@@Cavanpikefishing not temu but some good brands on AliExpress. Hunthouse make some excellent lures as do bearking.
@@TheConstantAngler would of got pike ones if there before yeah not to bad ider
I did get bass lures of temu there few weeks back but didn't get to the sea yet
@@Cavanpikefishing I’m sure they will work. It’s finding the fish that matters most. If you can fish when there’s a bit of swell or fizz in the water they will be about. Look for choke points or structure.
Hi I have a SGS5 9'2 9-42g and that is a cracking rod,I've just picked up a tidy second hand SGS8 identical spec to the 5,they are cracking rods,I think some people don't realise how good they are,im no expert on rods,but if Henry Gilbey had input in designing these rods,and he sure does,that's good enough for me,BTW great video I'm off out to see if I can get me a bass 😉
Henry Gilbey talks a good rod, but he would, as he work for Savage Gear. I have a Daiwa Prorex which, casts farther, feels better in the hand, and plays fish much better, and it cost under £100. I also, have an SGS2, an SGS5, and an SGS6. A fishing buddy has an SGS8, so I've used that too. Tbh, the Prorex is a nicer rod than, any of them, though the SGS8 is a fine rod too. I tested the Prorex directly against the SGS8 for casting, and there was no significant difference, but a massive difference in price. Sales hype doesn't catch fish, nor do slick vids.
@@Kernow-Bass good luck mate. Hope you catch a record breaker
@TheConstantAngler only a couple of schoolies
Good to get a bend in the rod.
@TheConstantAngler even though they are schoolies, they gave a good scrap.