Hello,
What distance sticks are available with a screw point?
What distance sticks are available with a screw point?
In reply to Post #1
A company called "The Pellet Guys" bought Tasker's stock from HMRC heavily reduced when they were unable to pay the VAT ransom.
Hence they are able sell them at about half the RRP = £6.
They are good quality, come in a decent case but without a toggle to screw them in with but are drilled for one.
No cord measure is included.
I doubt you will find cheaper .
Pellet Guys have their own website and Face ache page and also go to a few Angling shows.
A company called "The Pellet Guys" bought Tasker's stock from HMRC heavily reduced when they were unable to pay the VAT ransom.
Hence they are able sell them at about half the RRP = £6.
They are good quality, come in a decent case but without a toggle to screw them in with but are drilled for one.
No cord measure is included.
I doubt you will find cheaper .
Pellet Guys have their own website and Face ache page and also go to a few Angling shows.
In reply to Post #1
Contact Keith at Defiant MPS. I imagine he would be able to make some with his 'proper' steel augers 👍
Contact Keith at Defiant MPS. I imagine he would be able to make some with his 'proper' steel augers 👍
In reply to Post #1
Nash Wrapid Sticks, expensive.
Nash Wrapid Sticks, expensive.
In reply to Post #4
Nash do cheaper ones as well that seem to have screw points
Nash do cheaper ones as well that seem to have screw points
In reply to Post #1
Summit Tackle have just brought some out which look worth having a look at
Summit Tackle have just brought some out which look worth having a look at
In reply to Post #1
Jag/Korda
Nash Wrapid
Summit
Custom Angling Solutions
Jag/Korda
Nash Wrapid
Summit
Custom Angling Solutions
Thanks everyone
In reply to Post #1
I brought and used the avid ones... as the saying goes.... buy cheap buy twice.....
I have now purchased th Jag/Korda sticks after the tops broke off one of the avid sticks.
Considering the price you may as well just go for the better quality kit IMO.
I brought and used the avid ones... as the saying goes.... buy cheap buy twice.....
I have now purchased th Jag/Korda sticks after the tops broke off one of the avid sticks.
Considering the price you may as well just go for the better quality kit IMO.
In reply to Post #9
I've been struggling with the Cygnet ones for ages now, don't get me wrong they go in Softish Ground ok and have a 12' cord so do the job they're designed for ok but the lakes I fish generally have rock hard banks so getting the sticks in is tough going...
I've resisted buying the Korda ones just because they are silly money for what they are, I recently found a fella knocking them out cheap on Facebook though so bought a set off him, they haven't seen the bank yet but on first impressions they are exactly what I need.
I've already got the Excavator Bank Sticks and these will go into hard ground exactly the same way from what I can see.
I've been struggling with the Cygnet ones for ages now, don't get me wrong they go in Softish Ground ok and have a 12' cord so do the job they're designed for ok but the lakes I fish generally have rock hard banks so getting the sticks in is tough going...
I've resisted buying the Korda ones just because they are silly money for what they are, I recently found a fella knocking them out cheap on Facebook though so bought a set off him, they haven't seen the bank yet but on first impressions they are exactly what I need.
I've already got the Excavator Bank Sticks and these will go into hard ground exactly the same way from what I can see.
In reply to Post #1
Take a look at Defiant MPS 👍👍
Tel
Take a look at Defiant MPS 👍👍
Tel
In reply to Post #11
I got the korda ones. Pricey but good bit of kit. Quality product made by jag for korda
I got the korda ones. Pricey but good bit of kit. Quality product made by jag for korda