spending 700-800 pounds on a sage or g-loomis rod does it mean i will catch more fish than using a 150-250 pound rod.I use greys grxi and ive caught more fish than i can remember so y spend all that money.A guy writing saying sage and g-loomis are the best rods on the market i beg to difer.

The money you spend on fishing rods is directly proportional to the number and size of fish caught.

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It's down to pride of ownership and more expensive rods will usually be lighter, have a higher standard of components and graphite.

I think the prices are starting to get out of hand.

There is a lot of great middle priced tackle for you there, from Greys, Scierra, Guideline, Bloke etc, that performs well and won't break the bank.

If you can afford a Maserati, you're not going to be driving a Skoda.

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Your obviously poor. Bless.

Pass the hat?

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The Greys GRXi are arguably the best rods in the £80-120 category.

yeah i am , i cant get family in my mati

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Your obviously poor. Bless.

What an idiot

This must be at least the tenth time this thread or similar has been started - is nobody else bored senseless with pointlessness of it?

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The 9ft 5/6 certainly is. Stunning rod for the money.

I wouldn't be seen actually using one, but it's a great rod for poor people.

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