From what I can see in the picture the yellowstone looks like quite a low end rod. Looks like a plastic reel seat.
Even an Elbe is better than that ... wait for it... wait for it...
Hey all
Albright are offering a free yellowstone rod for any order over $150....not bad seeing as though you can pick up a good real and rod for not much over that!!!!
http://www.albrighttackle.com/index.html
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Beefybovril
From what I can see in the picture the yellowstone looks like quite a low end rod. Looks like a plastic reel seat.
Even an Elbe is better than that ... wait for it... wait for it...
everyone is a "guru" these days - re
Definately a plastic reel seat. $150 * R9-00 (to the dollor) R1350. I rather buy an Explorer. Then again.....I don't buy Explorer.
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me neither just having a laugh - they aren't that bad i'm sure
everyone is a "guru" these days - re
OK , I've let you wait long enough
I've seen the yellowstone and held it, but not thrown it except toward the rod rack in the shop.
As an entry level rod for a pure beginner, not too badly priced, ( R =\- 400 IICRC ). T
The Elbe however comes in around 50 bucks cheaper, and with a better than plastic reel seat.
There again if you are a Newbie, leave the Elbe, 'cos it's seriously stiff and fast. Great for hauling muddies up and yellows out of the willows though, as long as your tippet and leader are + 12lb.
Seriously though ( now that I,ve had my chuckle ) the Allbright tackle is not bad. I bought a Bugatti afterall and so far am fairly impressed at value for money. Must say though that my Shimano ULtegra is still my go to reel on the 5#, and the Bugatti on the 6#'s.
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