Hi does anyone have a fox horizon duo 3 rod pod
are the buzz bars the same width ? I cant find the details of them on the fox website.
if someone has one and could measure them I'd really appreciate it
Thanks
M
are the buzz bars the same width ? I cant find the details of them on the fox website.
if someone has one and could measure them I'd really appreciate it
Thanks
M
In reply to Post #1
Rears aren't as wide as fronts so Rods are parallel...... Can't do measurements as out on loan.
Rears aren't as wide as fronts so Rods are parallel...... Can't do measurements as out on loan.
In reply to Post #2
thanks for the reply Andy
what do you think of the pod ?
I'm joining a new water and will often need to have the rods in the lake so wanted a pod with plenty of adjustment and options. The Horizon duo looks a good option at a reasonable price
thanks for the reply Andy
what do you think of the pod ?
I'm joining a new water and will often need to have the rods in the lake so wanted a pod with plenty of adjustment and options. The Horizon duo looks a good option at a reasonable price
In reply to Post #1
Rears aren't as wide as fronts so Rods are parallel...... Can't do measurements as out on loan.
Rears aren't as wide as fronts so Rods are parallel...... Can't do measurements as out on loan.
In reply to Post #3
It's a good piece of kit. Very versatile if you get the additional long legs. If you do it can be used on english or continental lakes. I have also used it as a 2 rod pod by putting the buzzers in the buzz bar uprights if that makes sense, I also use it as a goal post set up by taking the legs off the pod and screwing them onto the buzz bars if the ground is soft enough to allow it. I think it's a good price compared to a lot of pods these days.
It's a good piece of kit. Very versatile if you get the additional long legs. If you do it can be used on english or continental lakes. I have also used it as a 2 rod pod by putting the buzzers in the buzz bar uprights if that makes sense, I also use it as a goal post set up by taking the legs off the pod and screwing them onto the buzz bars if the ground is soft enough to allow it. I think it's a good price compared to a lot of pods these days.
In reply to Post #5
Thanks for the feedback Andy
Thanks for the feedback Andy