Hardy LRH No2?
Posted: Mon May 20, 2019 6:28 pm
Evening All,
Having purchased an Allcock's Carp / Avon (previous post...thank you for the advice on line rating Gentlemen), I paired it up with an Altex No2 loaded with 8lb line, went out at the weekend and caught the cane bug, along with some very nice double figure carp.
However, my concern is that with the larger fish, although it coped admirably, it may be slightly undergunned and I may damage it (although a lovely rod to use with an action designed in the vector department of heaven). The problem is, stating the obvious, one never knows what may take the bait, and the giddy 20lb mirror heading towards the lilly bed broke me into a cold sweat!
So, having caught the cane cold, and having read past posts, I was wondering if anyone has a good useable Hardy LRH No2 they may be interested in parting with, thus enabling me to fish with 10 to 12lb mono on something like a Dam 330 Abu 66? I'm very wary of buying cane on the 'bay of plenty', and dealer prices seem 'challenging' (although I accept they are absolute top quality rods).
Regards Cat
Having purchased an Allcock's Carp / Avon (previous post...thank you for the advice on line rating Gentlemen), I paired it up with an Altex No2 loaded with 8lb line, went out at the weekend and caught the cane bug, along with some very nice double figure carp.
However, my concern is that with the larger fish, although it coped admirably, it may be slightly undergunned and I may damage it (although a lovely rod to use with an action designed in the vector department of heaven). The problem is, stating the obvious, one never knows what may take the bait, and the giddy 20lb mirror heading towards the lilly bed broke me into a cold sweat!
So, having caught the cane cold, and having read past posts, I was wondering if anyone has a good useable Hardy LRH No2 they may be interested in parting with, thus enabling me to fish with 10 to 12lb mono on something like a Dam 330 Abu 66? I'm very wary of buying cane on the 'bay of plenty', and dealer prices seem 'challenging' (although I accept they are absolute top quality rods).
Regards Cat