Good day, guys Was very excited to see the video on the new Beachmasters. I am in Western Australia and am looking to buy the number 4 as soon as they are available to us. I absolutely love the Purple colour. I have the Bluefish Zero 14ft 2-4 ounce rod . How would the number 4 compare to the Bluefish?
Hey bud You can arrange to order one from Bilimoria so long if you would like- they can send to you! The beach master is a proper 3-5 ounce. Lighter, stiffer and stronger! You will not be sorry! It absolutely crushes the bluefish!
Hi guys enjoy your tackle talks. How about doing a comparison on the Penn Pursuit iv 6000 vs the Okuma Azores 8000. Would like to hear your opinion on those budget reels.
Quick report back on the New Beachmaster II No.5 spent some time on the last weekend surf casting at night, slow fishing but the rod performs superbly. Easy to cast long distance, super light, but the thing that blew me away was the sensitivity, you can even feel the sinker rolling in the sand, an exceptional rod which this weekend will hopefully catch some exceptional fish
Strangely enough on the table, the miravel has the best gearing (aluminium) and probably anti reverse on the table (same anti reverse as the Saragossa). The anti reverse and pinion bearing (although a "sealed" bearing its not waterproof), is the biggest problem with the BG, and might be intimidating for some guys to service a reel under the rotor ( because too much grease, then the anti reverse fails, too little then you basically didn't service it).
Can we get you to join in on a Tackle Tuesday?🤣 Thanks for these comments, I must say, that Miravel is one fantastic reel! Probably one of the best in its class!
I think the Miravel is a great reel and very well specified, but the smaller gearing size and thinner shaft with a hint more flex in the body all contribute to wear when fished heavily by anglers who sometimes have sessions of over 100 casts.
@@untraceablefishing Who else will comment on your videos then😂I'm just a person that likes to do research on my fishing equipment and know if i'm getting my moneys worth. Reel breakdowns from TackleAdvisors gives a lot of knowledge about what the strange names on the reel boxes mean and then you apply it to different reels in the series. The fact that I used to in university service reels for other people just helps build on top of that knowledge. If you reely want my 5 cents I can send you a message on social media and you let me know what you want to looking at and I can tell you what I know. I don't want anything in return, just would think it would be help people a lot to know what they are getting
@@JSJ-mn8wg lol, no I’m just yanking your chain buddy! But your knowledge is extremely evident on what you’re talking about, and we appreciate this🤙🏻 those people who take the time to read the comments, will also gain some valuable insight from what you’ve said! Thanks again🎣
8000 prob a bit small- line capacity not great I’d go for a Saragossa 10000 preferably a 14000. But if targeting bigger non eds then 18000. ultegra 14000 is a Longcasting design so if fishing light 20 to 30lb you would get around 300m of braid on only due to the shallow spool. Being a #6 that you pairing it with I assume 40lb upwards would be your preferred choice. I would personally look at bigger size reel🤙🏻
When making rods the carbon fiber is rolled and bonded with resin. I understand it as nano resin technology refers to how resin is left in the blank and not pressed out. Less resin means a lighter rod and more sensitive rod for the carbon type. Most other companies would just indicate this by how much ton the blank is, for example 36T. Its like Okuma spinning reels having cyclonic flow rotors. Its just marketing.
Every carbon brand has its own ratings and codings, I love my old Loomis Dropshot which was an IM9 Carbon, but anyone from the cycling or fishing world can tell you that theres carbon and theres carbon, It has many factors such as the weave type, number of layers and how they are layered up, but trust me acronyms aside, the carbon on these Assassins is superb, the action has to be felt to be believed. Probably equates to around a 40ton. I am familiar with most of the rock and surf rods available locally and trust me these are exceptional.
@@donczns Yeah but IM9 can also be converted to a ton rating. What I'm trying to get at with the comment is I honestly dont think HMCII stands for anything. If you think about it there's a price difference between the rods, If the guides, grip, reel seat are all the same, they have to save money on the blank. I own a 3 assassin rods and I'm a proud owner, they just work so well, but I dont think people should see these labels and think I'm getting a horizon (hence why I say its good marketing)
The quality of the blank is pretty much the same as the previous horizon zero, the championship edition the claim is twice the strength, I think the point is the new beachmaster 2 is a big step up from the bluefish equinox solar and older beachmaster. Trust me you need to feel these rods in hand.
have you done a review of the Okuma Mariana , i have the Assasin Zero Championship Edition #5 and am looking at a Mariana 5-7 , how do the two brands compare. On paper they look very similar....
Hey bud Thanks for the comment!!! We use the Mariana (7-9 and 4-6), but yet to do a video on them. For sure within the next month we will have one out, as we have put the rods through their paces🙈🎣
100% bud. It’s a long rod and needs some balance- but it also depends on brands, as some 8000 are the same as a 5500… So best thing to do is to go into a store, and try reels on the rod and find what balances it iut
Shimano and Okuma 8000 size is medium, the newer Daiwa MQ series are now the same size, the older Daiwa BG8000 is a huge reel, the BG4500 or 5000 is similar to a 8000 or 10000 shimano or okuma
Hi guys, thinking of upgrading my bluefish 14'6 3 - 5oz to the beachmaster no4. Will the beachmaster no4 be able to cast a 5oz sinker and kob bait aswell as the bluefish? Thanks
Love Tackle Tuesdays, keep it comming guys
So glad you enjoy this segment as much as we do🤙🏻👊🏻🎣
Good day, guys
Was very excited to see the video on the new Beachmasters.
I am in Western Australia and am looking to buy the number 4 as soon as they are available to us.
I absolutely love the Purple colour. I have the Bluefish Zero 14ft 2-4 ounce rod . How would the number 4 compare to the Bluefish?
Hey bud
You can arrange to order one from Bilimoria so long if you would like- they can send to you!
The beach master is a proper 3-5 ounce.
Lighter, stiffer and stronger! You will not be sorry! It absolutely crushes the bluefish!
Hi guys enjoy your tackle talks. How about doing a comparison on the Penn Pursuit iv 6000 vs the Okuma Azores 8000. Would like to hear your opinion on those budget reels.
Hey fisho
Will add to the list🤙🏻🎣
Quick report back on the New Beachmaster II No.5 spent some time on the last weekend surf casting at night, slow fishing but the rod performs superbly. Easy to cast long distance, super light, but the thing that blew me away was the sensitivity, you can even feel the sinker rolling in the sand, an exceptional rod which this weekend will hopefully catch some exceptional fish
Awesome- thanks for the feedback👊🏻🎣
been looking all over for the salina 14000 but nobody seems to have stock in ZA at the moment
Let me check for you quick🤙🏻
Apparently Mid May again😲
@@untraceablefishing shweet👍
Strangely enough on the table, the miravel has the best gearing (aluminium) and probably anti reverse on the table (same anti reverse as the Saragossa). The anti reverse and pinion bearing (although a "sealed" bearing its not waterproof), is the biggest problem with the BG, and might be intimidating for some guys to service a reel under the rotor ( because too much grease, then the anti reverse fails, too little then you basically didn't service it).
Can we get you to join in on a Tackle Tuesday?🤣
Thanks for these comments, I must say, that Miravel is one fantastic reel! Probably one of the best in its class!
I think the Miravel is a great reel and very well specified, but the smaller gearing size and thinner shaft with a hint more flex in the body all contribute to wear when fished heavily by anglers who sometimes have sessions of over 100 casts.
@@untraceablefishing Who else will comment on your videos then😂I'm just a person that likes to do research on my fishing equipment and know if i'm getting my moneys worth. Reel breakdowns from TackleAdvisors gives a lot of knowledge about what the strange names on the reel boxes mean and then you apply it to different reels in the series. The fact that I used to in university service reels for other people just helps build on top of that knowledge.
If you reely want my 5 cents I can send you a message on social media and you let me know what you want to looking at and I can tell you what I know. I don't want anything in return, just would think it would be help people a lot to know what they are getting
@@JSJ-mn8wg lol, no I’m just yanking your chain buddy!
But your knowledge is extremely evident on what you’re talking about, and we appreciate this🤙🏻 those people who take the time to read the comments, will also gain some valuable insight from what you’ve said!
Thanks again🎣
Good day . Need advice? I am in uk . Someone in uk is selling a horizon 5 & 7 brand new. are these the latest rods ? What rand prices
What do U guys think for the 6 to be paired with a saragosa 8000 or the ultegra 14k?
8000 prob a bit small- line capacity not great I’d go for a Saragossa 10000 preferably a 14000. But if targeting bigger non eds then 18000.
ultegra 14000 is a Longcasting design so if fishing light 20 to 30lb you would get around 300m of braid on only due to the shallow spool. Being a #6 that you pairing it with I assume 40lb upwards would be your preferred choice. I would personally look at bigger size reel🤙🏻
@@untraceablefishing if the rod was a championship edition 6 does it applies to the same of pairing with was U said?
What size reel would pair well with the no 4? Thanks for Thech Tuesday. It's the highlight of my youtube week.
@@endurodad depends what brand (the sizing)…
But on Penn: about a 5500-6500 and Shimano between the 10k-14k💪🏻👌🏻
When making rods the carbon fiber is rolled and bonded with resin. I understand it as nano resin technology refers to how resin is left in the blank and not pressed out. Less resin means a lighter rod and more sensitive rod for the carbon type. Most other companies would just indicate this by how much ton the blank is, for example 36T. Its like Okuma spinning reels having cyclonic flow rotors. Its just marketing.
100%, a lot of it is marketing. 🤙🏻 but we still hope you enjoyed the video🎣
Every carbon brand has its own ratings and codings, I love my old Loomis Dropshot which was an IM9 Carbon, but anyone from the cycling or fishing world can tell you that theres carbon and theres carbon, It has many factors such as the weave type, number of layers and how they are layered up, but trust me acronyms aside, the carbon on these Assassins is superb, the action has to be felt to be believed. Probably equates to around a 40ton. I am familiar with most of the rock and surf rods available locally and trust me these are exceptional.
@@untraceablefishing yes of course, you're helping people understand what is available on the market without any biases
@@donczns Yeah but IM9 can also be converted to a ton rating. What I'm trying to get at with the comment is I honestly dont think HMCII stands for anything. If you think about it there's a price difference between the rods, If the guides, grip, reel seat are all the same, they have to save money on the blank. I own a 3 assassin rods and I'm a proud owner, they just work so well, but I dont think people should see these labels and think I'm getting a horizon (hence why I say its good marketing)
The quality of the blank is pretty much the same as the previous horizon zero, the championship edition the claim is twice the strength, I think the point is the new beachmaster 2 is a big step up from the bluefish equinox solar and older beachmaster. Trust me you need to feel these rods in hand.
have you done a review of the Okuma Mariana , i have the Assasin Zero Championship Edition #5 and am looking at a Mariana 5-7 , how do the two brands compare. On paper they look very similar....
Hey bud
Thanks for the comment!!!
We use the Mariana (7-9 and 4-6), but yet to do a video on them.
For sure within the next month we will have one out, as we have put the rods through their paces🙈🎣
I just got the 7 will it handle big sharks and rays ? Like 100kg plus inedible fish ?
100% it will. Great choice of rod💪🏻
Hi. I have the bluefish 14tft classic. Since its lightweight i was advised to match it up with 5500-6000 reel. But i hear u advise 8000 size?
100% bud. It’s a long rod and needs some balance- but it also depends on brands, as some 8000 are the same as a 5500…
So best thing to do is to go into a store, and try reels on the rod and find what balances it iut
Shimano and Okuma 8000 size is medium, the newer Daiwa MQ series are now the same size, the older Daiwa BG8000 is a huge reel, the BG4500 or 5000 is similar to a 8000 or 10000 shimano or okuma
Hi guys, thinking of upgrading my bluefish 14'6 3 - 5oz to the beachmaster no4. Will the beachmaster no4 be able to cast a 5oz sinker and kob bait aswell as the bluefish? Thanks
Hey bud
So the number 4 is rated 3-5oz with a 4 being the optimum weight to throw.
But yea, it will throw… even better than the bluefish👍🏻
No.5 is it strong enough for shark fishing?
No bud. It’ll handle smaller ones, but if you want to be serious, go for the 7🎣
are these rods available in the US?
Can be shipped to the US for sure!
Let me know if you’d like that arranged💪🏻
🎣 let Don explain more as you often start talking before he has finished,! 🙂 🎣
I think it’s a bit of both🤣
@@untraceablefishing , - Thanks,
Trying to listen to the information spoken about,! 🎣
I find the opposite sometimes. Don has asked Dean to speak about something and he's cut him short, on more than one occasion.
🎣 All good,!
We hear about the fishing products they have,!
Opinions are good, they help us to decide on what we may prefer or not, 🎣
We try guys, neither of us are pro youtubers, getting to know how to work together better as time goes on
Beachmaster or mariana?
Maybe pick them both up and feel which is right for you… we have just bought 2 Mariana’s, so that’s our pick👌🏻
Look at the penn battle dx
We did a review on it a few weeks back- great reel🙏🏻👊🏻
I gt a Bg 8000 , rubbish reel. The spares are ridiculous..I will recommend a penn anytime. Very strong reels.
Penn is amazing, this we agree on🤙🏻🎣
Our BG have also given trouble in the past!
I see that the salina 6000 goes very well with the euphoria 14' 3-5oz
I think because the Euphoria is such a light and capable rod, it would balance really well!