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With the use of marker floats we can learn more about the water's bottom and can help us find underwater features such as thick silt beds and bars. Although marker floats are useful in certain situations there are some reasons why you may decide to not use one. This guide will cover everything you need to know about marker floats and help you...
Float fishing is a popular way of fishing and can be used to catch a variety of different species. This guide will cover everything you need to know about float fishing while using a rod and reel. We also have a Buyers Guide to Fishing Poles if you're interested in float fishing with a pole instead.   STYLE OF FLOAT Straight floats are the most...
Essentially Quiver tip rods are the same as feeder rods. Both rods are designed for bottom fishing with feeders and without the use of a float. There's also a variety of rod and tip options available which will be covered in this guide.  ROD LENGTH The first thing to consider when buying a rod for feeder fishing will be its length. The rod's...
Sea fishing is such a popular sport and by using a boat we can reach species which we  couldn’t from the shoreline. It's also important to note that there are many sea fishing trips available out there which don't require you to have any gear, even the bait is supplied.  This guide will cover the different types of gear you may need while...
Beach fishing is a popular option for many anglers due to the snag free and wide variety of species it offers. This guide will cover the different types of gear you'll need and explain a few different ways of fishing from a beach.  CHOOSING A ROD AND REEL There's a variety of different beachcaster also known as surfcaster rods available with...
Rod pods have become extremely popular within modern day Carp fishing and are great for holding multiple rods. They come in a wide variety of prices, ranging from £20 to over £400 making them accessible to anglers with any budget. They are also usually adjustable to make them suited to different situations and the amount of space you have access...
Bank sticks are poles with a threaded and a pointed end. They are used to either attach a bite alarm or butt rests for rods. There are a few different types but they all have the same purpose. Some bank sticks are adjustable and can be changed to the desired height. There are also some banksticks available with a screw tip which can help drive...
If you're a beginner angler and don't want to spend too much money then rod and reel combos are great. Combos start at great prices and are available in most lengths and strengths making them great for a variety of fishing situations. This guide will cover the important aspects to consider before buying a rod and reel combo. WHAT TYPE OF...
There's a wide variety of spinning reels out there ranging from entry level to more advanced and expensive reels. This list will include some of the best tried and tested spinning reels used by all types of anglers.  A spinning reel is just a type of fixed spool reel. If you're still unsure what a spinning reel is and how it works check out our...
Multiplier reels are most commonly used for Sea fishing. One of the most noticeable differences between a multiplier reel and a fixed spool is that multiplier reels are free spools. Also, The multiplier styled reel most commonly sits on the top of the reel allowing greater casting distances, whereas the fixed spool hangs below the rod instead....
There's a wide range of reel types within the fishing industry including baitrunners, big pit, freespool and fixed spool. The different types of reels will perform better in different situations and types of fishing.  The fixed spool reel is used for many types of fishing including Sea fishing and a common choice when it comes to Carp fishing....
WHAT IS WHIP FISHING? A whip is similar to a fishing Pole. The main difference being, whips have a much shorter length than poles and are usually fished without elastics. Most commonly whips are telescopic, made from fiberglass and can be very cheap.  Beginners can find a great working whip at below £20 and for a more dedicated whip angler,...

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