I'm trying to travel light and compact as possible and I need a spod rod my rod bag is about 4ft is it even ideal to use a short spod rod or should have to settle for a 12ft spod
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The 10 ft tackle box one is a winner
The 10 ft tackle box one is a winner
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The 10 ft tackle box one is a winner
Yes thats the one I recently bought not used it in anger yet but its quality and gets very good reviews
The 10 ft tackle box one is a winner
Yes thats the one I recently bought not used it in anger yet but its quality and gets very good reviews
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Sonik xtractor 10ft 4.5lb spod rod packs down to 50inches
Sonik xtractor 10ft 4.5lb spod rod packs down to 50inches
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I'd agree if the 12's are anything to go by.
I'd agree if the 12's are anything to go by.
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Sonik xtractor 10 foot retractable. If you keep an eye on home leisure (i think) on ebay you can get them really cheap. Mine was £35 posted brand new.
Sonik xtractor 10 foot retractable. If you keep an eye on home leisure (i think) on ebay you can get them really cheap. Mine was £35 posted brand new.
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Freespirit CTX SPM 10' . . .about 3.75/4lb tc and ideal with small/mid sized spombs / dot spods etc
Brilliant little rod and I use this more than my 13' SLite SPM for ranges up to 100yds
Freespirit CTX SPM 10' . . .about 3.75/4lb tc and ideal with small/mid sized spombs / dot spods etc
Brilliant little rod and I use this more than my 13' SLite SPM for ranges up to 100yds
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I use the Scope 9ft 4.5tc spod rod. Packs down to exactly 4ft (44inches). Have it for the same reasons as you - and I'd recommend it on that basis. It's not cheap at £180, but it does the trick for me (I'm typically using it at around 80 yards, but can go further if needed). The Nash Dwarf 9ft spod packs down to the same size and is a lot cheaper at about £65, but I've not used it personally.
If you have any questions on the scope spod let me know.
I use the Scope 9ft 4.5tc spod rod. Packs down to exactly 4ft (44inches). Have it for the same reasons as you - and I'd recommend it on that basis. It's not cheap at £180, but it does the trick for me (I'm typically using it at around 80 yards, but can go further if needed). The Nash Dwarf 9ft spod packs down to the same size and is a lot cheaper at about £65, but I've not used it personally.
If you have any questions on the scope spod let me know.
I have Nash Dwarfs that I use for spod and marker work.
I've just got the 9ft sonik insurgent, I've not used it yet but it seems decent and was only 55 quid from TFT.
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If that's the darenth valley one I can highly recommend the 10' version it's a device,spod and marker rod all in one great piece of kit
If that's the darenth valley one I can highly recommend the 10' version it's a device,spod and marker rod all in one great piece of kit
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If that's the darenth valley one I can highly recommend the 10' version it's a device,spod and marker rod all in one great piece of kit
If that's the darenth valley one I can highly recommend the 10' version it's a device,spod and marker rod all in one great piece of kit