Kingdom Silver Needle KFCS-562UL BFS Lure fishing rod ReviewBFS on a budget

[@esoxluce1409]

Thanks for another unbiased honest review. Always appreciate your down to earth and no bullshit observations of tackle . Cheers

[@TheConstantAngler]

That’s the idea. Wouldn’t want to recommend anything I wouldn’t use.

[@leegarside]

Great video, as a pointer, you can buy laser measures up to 40 m on Amazon/ eBay for more precise distance

[@TheConstantAngler]

Sounds a good idea. Apparently Google Earth is pretty accurate so distances were about a third short

[@karlstokes874]

I came across these the other day on Ali. Im looking at getting an lrf set-up, for times when the wind/ swell is no good for wrassing

[@TheConstantAngler]

Going to try catching a Flounder on it.

[@karlstokes874]

@@TheConstantAngler should put a bend in it

[@darrenrodd.]

It was good that we could do the side by side comparison, nice rod and reel

[@TheConstantAngler]

Yeh it worked well that. You were throwing it right across with your Teton. Looked good 60ft plus from side

[@darrenrodd.]

@@TheConstantAngler yeah I think your under estimating the distance I think its a good 60ft wide

[@TheConstantAngler]

Google earth says 80?

[@darrenrodd.]

@@TheConstantAngler well there u go lol 😆

[@Ozmar001]

That rod would be OK for sea fishing spinning??? I want the 2.3 m /version

[@TheConstantAngler]

Think they do heavier versions

[@Ozmar001]

@@TheConstantAngler 2.13 is the most large version... And what do you thing.. Is OK for go spinning sea? I usually use lures 20 o 24g... And about the multifilament 0.23 you thing is OK?

[@TheConstantAngler]

@@Ozmar001 see the lure rating is 10-30 gr so should be ok. The do a longer 2.28 which is even more👍

[@Ozmar001]

@@TheConstantAngler yea but the 2.28 is for casting no spinning

[@TheConstantAngler]

I see. 2.13 should be fine then. Within your lure range. Got to be worth a go

[@jorvikangler]

The rod appears to perform better than it looks, but you can't judge a book by it's cover. You like me, and most other anglers, appear to have a serious problem estimating distance. I tend to over estimate. You'd think anglers would be a lot better at it. Google Earth has an accuracy of better than 2% from the scientific papers I've seen, so at worse it's 80' ± 18"

[@TheConstantAngler]

You’d think 40 years experience would help. But no. I quite like the look of it with a reel on. Does remind me of something you might by a kid though. Great action easy to load. Just need a big Chub or Perch now

[@jorvikangler]

@@TheConstantAngler If everybody liked the same aesthetics we'd all wear white shirts and dark suits.