Im looking for recommendations for a boilie throwing stick that can get my 15-20mm bait to 100 yards. The korda easi-stik gets some decent feedback. Are there other and better options?
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Aca
Aca
Diem carbon stick £25 ish
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Definitely Diem - great value.
Definitely Diem - great value.
If you can't find the Diem then get the NGT Carbon one, same stick (I think?) and great value for money 
just don't get the Ridgemonkey one what ever you do 
just don't get the Ridgemonkey one what ever you do
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Korda or Pro logic plastic sticks. Do everything expensive carbon sticks do. And tough as old boots, drop them, chuck them, tread on them, no probs. I can bait consistently with 20mm boilies at 100 yds weather permitting. Little bit heavier than sexy, fragile carbon sticks, but then again you can replace them cheaply.
Korda or Pro logic plastic sticks. Do everything expensive carbon sticks do. And tough as old boots, drop them, chuck them, tread on them, no probs. I can bait consistently with 20mm boilies at 100 yds weather permitting. Little bit heavier than sexy, fragile carbon sticks, but then again you can replace them cheaply.
Thanks chaps. I will check out the Diem/NGT stick 👍👍👍👍👍
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True, the Korda Eazi Sticks are still as good as anything out there really
True, the Korda Eazi Sticks are still as good as anything out there really
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Yeah I agree the Korda eazi stick is just as good as anything else tbh and cheap as anything
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A carbon stick is better however an easi stick is cheap and if you're not putting out large amounts of bait at range it will do the job fine.
A carbon stick is better however an easi stick is cheap and if you're not putting out large amounts of bait at range it will do the job fine.
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The Tackle box CF-X carbon swift curved stick is worth a look, a nice light, and well balanced stick, £39.99.
You should be able to easily get most 18 -20mm baits 100 yards plus, as long as they are nice and consistently round, important that, and firm enough to withstand the forces of your stick work.
100 yards with most straight or curved sticks is achievable .
Bait wise, don't know if you are buying a ready rolled bait from a company or make your own.
But using fine, dense ingredients in your boilie mix, limestone flour, maize flour, ground rice, semo, oystershell grit and good binders like Egg albumin and WPC80 all help.
The Tackle box CF-X carbon swift curved stick is worth a look, a nice light, and well balanced stick, £39.99.
You should be able to easily get most 18 -20mm baits 100 yards plus, as long as they are nice and consistently round, important that, and firm enough to withstand the forces of your stick work.
100 yards with most straight or curved sticks is achievable .
Bait wise, don't know if you are buying a ready rolled bait from a company or make your own.
But using fine, dense ingredients in your boilie mix, limestone flour, maize flour, ground rice, semo, oystershell grit and good binders like Egg albumin and WPC80 all help.
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You can get an MPE Tackle carbon stick for 30 quid off the bay at the moment. They no longer make them so are selling them off. It's a proper bargain.
You can get an MPE Tackle carbon stick for 30 quid off the bay at the moment. They no longer make them so are selling them off. It's a proper bargain.
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A carbon stick is lighter certainly. How else is it better. Why spend the money.
A carbon stick is lighter certainly. How else is it better. Why spend the money.
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I've had a few throwing sticks and for value for money the Diem stick is a great stick
It's a lot of stick for the money and comes with a case too
Then after reading a few posts on here I bought the Daiwa stick
It really is in a different league,
It literally feels like it weighs nothing and puts baits out effortlessly
I honestly couldn't believe the difference
If you want a decent stick at good price then the Diem one is a great buy
But if you don't mind spending the extra then I'd highly recommend the Daiwa one
I've had a few throwing sticks and for value for money the Diem stick is a great stick
It's a lot of stick for the money and comes with a case too
Then after reading a few posts on here I bought the Daiwa stick
It really is in a different league,
It literally feels like it weighs nothing and puts baits out effortlessly
I honestly couldn't believe the difference
If you want a decent stick at good price then the Diem one is a great buy
But if you don't mind spending the extra then I'd highly recommend the Daiwa one