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fishordie · 03-07-2007, 01:05 AM

Yo Mr. Bill,

congrats on those beautiful new rods and reels. The SS CJBF70H is a fine rod as I tested one of the early ones last year and thought it was off the hook. I am now building a Super Seeker 70XH which will be used for the bigger models. These beauties are still rated by the factory at the original line ratings but rather than fishing the middle of the range most efficiently these will actually fish the upper limits of the range with complete efficiency. I am hoping Cal Star is paying attention as I love their products and have used them for years but these new Super Seekers are right now the kings of the industry. They also are making an 80 XH which will follow

As a note, sustaining 25 pounds of drag on the 70 H is more than pushing the envelope for that rod. You are now in Super Seeker 70XH territory.

Jamie

03-07-2007, 01:05 AM	#61 (permalink)
fishordie Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 68	Yo Mr. Bill, congrats on those beautiful new rods and reels. The SS CJBF70H is a fine rod as I tested one of the early ones last year and thought it was off the hook. I am now building a Super Seeker 70XH which will be used for the bigger models. These beauties are still rated by the factory at the original line ratings but rather than fishing the middle of the range most efficiently these will actually fish the upper limits of the range with complete efficiency. I am hoping Cal Star is paying attention as I love their products and have used them for years but these new Super Seekers are right now the kings of the industry. They also are making an 80 XH which will follow As a note, sustaining 25 pounds of drag on the 70 H is more than pushing the envelope for that rod. You are now in Super Seeker 70XH territory. Jamie Last edited by fishordie : 03-07-2007 at 01:15 AM.