Too powerful for small roach though.
Fred J Taylor Roach Rod
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Ljm183
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Re: Fred J Taylor Roach Rod
Nice rod to use.
Too powerful for small roach though.
Too powerful for small roach though.
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Mark
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Re: Fred J Taylor Roach Rod
Nice one Lee.
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Re: Fred J Taylor Roach Rod
Very nice, Sir.
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Re: Fred J Taylor Roach Rod
And used for the purpose after which it was named - superb stuff indeed.
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Hugo Curgudgeon
Re: Fred J Taylor Roach Rod
A friend made me one of these wonderful rods using Chapman's cane. It is an absolute joy to use and yesterday I had a fine catch of Rudd, no roach in this lake, and had great fun with common carp up to five and a quarter pounds. The commons looked like wildies and fought like them as well.
Brilliant stuff!
Regards,
Hugo
Brilliant stuff!
Regards,
Hugo