You don't have a marketing department do you?Paul Arden wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 4:29 am What is difficult, maybe even impossible, is to improve it every few years.
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Chicken or the egg?
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Thats because your GLX got stolen in Holland....Paul Arden wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 4:29 am The GLX was a totally different rod. Personally I preferred the IMX.
Only tried your 8 weight DFR with the 6 weight windcutter on, nice combo
The original Redington DFR that Mel Kreiger apparently designed or assisted. The XP, RPL. Scott STS. Personally I think these were some of the best rods ever made.
XP, still have a 590, lovede how the 790 was very much a TCR590 in different colours
RPL, nice, second best 490 I ever had. STS was terribly tip heavy, with a bounce, never got why it was liked..Cheers
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Doesn’t sound anything like the STS.STS was terribly tip heavy, with a bounce,
And yep some barstool stole one of my GLXs in Holland from my room. I was very surprised about that. I imagine it was one of the presenters since there was four of us sharing the room.
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