Nibble Tip Rods

[Ekaz3556]

Yepi
Ive had these rods for 2 years and caught 100s of Fish with them
Last week I caught a 10 kg Gummy with one and Ive caught many large Skates and Stingers with them ,They dont break

Denis even lends them to green horns and with a few simple instructions “keep the tip up” “keep the tip up” “what are you doing with the tip down” “keep the tip up”, some of us are slow learners lol, who don’t break them.

[yepi'mon]

Tried them out on the weekend for a bit - not to bad. Definitely not in the same league as the Impact nano, but did the trick well. Tip could be a bit more "nibbly" but I certainly wouldn't say no to using one on whiting.

Tides were fairly slow so it might have been a different story once we moved up from 2-4oz sinkers.

[dazz999]

Tried them out on the weekend for a bit - not to bad. Definitely not in the same league as the Impact nano, but did the trick well. Tip could be a bit more "nibbly" but I certainly wouldn't say no to using one on whiting.

Tides were fairly slow so it might have been a different story once we moved up from 2-4oz sinkers.

interesting what colour tip were you using the yellow is pretty dam light

[denis barden]

Always use yellow tip with a 1 oz Sinker

[dazz999]

Always use yellow tip with a 1 oz Sinker

yellow tip is the lightest so 1 oz yeah

[yepi'mon]

Tried them out on the weekend for a bit - not to bad. Definitely not in the same league as the Impact nano, but did the trick well. Tip could be a bit more "nibbly" but I certainly wouldn't say no to using one on whiting.

Tides were fairly slow so it might have been a different story once we moved up from 2-4oz sinkers.

interesting what colour tip were you using the yellow is pretty dam light

They have a red tip. Pictures I saw had yellow.... but red is what they came with. Just assumed they had updated the model

[dazz999]

Tried them out on the weekend for a bit - not to bad. Definitely not in the same league as the Impact nano, but did the trick well. Tip could be a bit more "nibbly" but I certainly wouldn't say no to using one on whiting.

Tides were fairly slow so it might have been a different story once we moved up from 2-4oz sinkers.

interesting what colour tip were you using the yellow is pretty dam light

They have a red tip. Pictures I saw had yellow.... but red is what they came with. Just assumed they had updated the model

where did you buy from they come with three different tips remove the bottom cap on the rod there should be two more tips stored in there if not go back to the shop google juro about there rods

[yepi'mon]

I'll check it out when I get home.

Got them from Anaconda - was hard to find info on them to begin with.

[IFISHALOT]

I'll check it out when I get home.

Got them from Anaconda - was hard to find info on them to begin with.

Mate they are getting the ones you got confused with the TiCA ones as they come with 3 tips that are different colours with the lightest one being Yellow

[yepi'mon]

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I'll check it out when I get home.

Got them from Anaconda - was hard to find info on them to begin with.

Mate they are getting the ones you got confused with the TiCA ones as they come with 3 tips that are different colours with the lightest one being Yellow
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Haha cheers mate. I checked. There is definitely no spare tips with these