sorry.. cant make it...
car glass broke.. cant go anywhere..
i'll pm u my number.. u always go?
i'll join you when i free..
really want try.. haha

Phil did a review on it in AA's June issue
http://www.theasianangler.com/issues/2014/...ndex.html#22-23

just wonder how it fares compared to the STORM Discovery

umm pet food. is normal dedak is not 100% krill right?

if the usage is pet food then dont buy from tackler shop
because those are mostly bait additive , too much consumption i dont think is good for it .....



you can buy dries krill at tesco
check the video below , at 2-5 second you see a package of dries krill
if you tend to use as feeding better buy those






if you really need it in powder form then i perhaps you can blend it

This post has been edited by katsumoto2011: Jun 19 2014, 11:38 PM

Simply put, graphite is a carbon fiber material containing micro graphite crystals. When these are combined with certain resins and textile materials, they produce the graphite filaments that are used in rod blank production.

What Is Modulus/IM and Ton Rating?
Modulus is the term referring to the elasticity of the graphite. It is the relationship between stress (the applied force per square inch) and strain (the amount of deformation that the force causes per square inch). You can think of modulus as stiffness. The IM and/or Ton rating refers to the overall modulus of the material. At All Star Rods, we use a unique blend of high tensile strength AGC (Aerospace Grade Carbon) fibers which give our rods a super strong backbone with sensitivity second to none. You will also notice the light weight that allows for effortless casting and all day fishing comfort.

Rating Chart
IM-6 Graphite = 30+ Ton Material (Standard Modulus)
IM-7 Graphite = 35+ Ton Material (Intermediate Modulus)
IM-8 Graphite = 40+ Ton Material (Intermediate/High Modulus)
IM-10 Graphite = 54+ Ton Material (High Modulus)

While most of the All Star rods fall into the IM7 and IM8 graphite categories, it is our unique blending of intermediate and high modulus materials to create Multi Modulus Graphite. This gives All Star rods one-of-a-kind actions and superior sensitivity and durability.

Resin System
Resin is an adhesive that is combined with graphite fiber to create the material that is used for graphite rod production. All Star Rods uses an exclusive P.E. (Polymeric Elastomer) Resin System which is a combination of rubber materials and thermoplastics. This combination allows for greater bonding power of the graphite fibers and also aids in the overall flex, hoop strength and impact resistance of the rod blank.

thanks for the explanation bro viox. btw...anyone went to SACC? how's it?

Crowded,even at 1pm..kepong tackle dominating

any idea where can i get those stickers????

saw a guy selling on GNP88 minutes ago. same exact set.

didnt get any from the weekend's angling fair ?

Quite boring actually. No Daiwa exhibitor.
Main attraction was Tackle source with full Major craft display.
Shimano biggest booth showcasing all their reels.

And that about it,.. left in an hour or so.

made me glad i didn't go ..
sorry, 1dollar bro

sek24 tmr anyone??

Hi everyone.

I'm new to the fishing scene in KL and have no idea where and what to fish here.

Any places/tips? Fishing trips would be awesome.

Have a nice day

Any useful info for beginner?

freshwater or saltwater fishing ??

any type of fish or method you prefer ?

Freshwater (rivers, ponds, lakes, etc)

I enjoy light/ultralight spinning

As for fish, any species will do, although I've always wanted to catch a Peacock Bass someday (hopefully!)

Cheers.

if bottom or bait fishing i can teach you

if you want casting then need other sifu

stright go for mekong using Ultralight spinning ..

Trolling