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Feeder Rods

Delivery in Lithuania: 2–5 working days Specifications: 3.60m (up to 100g) Length: 3.60m..
€4200
Delivery in Lithuania: 2-5 working days   ..
From €000
Delivery in Lithuania: 1–7 business days. ..
From €4500
Delivery 1-3 business days ..
From €4300
Delivery in Lithuania: 2–5 working days ..
From €4500
Delivery within Lithuania: 2-5 business days ..
€6400
Delivery in Lithuania: 2–5 working days   ..
From €990
Delivery in Lithuania: 2-5 working days. ..
From €4600
Delivery in Lithuania: 2-5 working days. ..
From €4600
Delivery in Lithuania: 2-5 working days. ..
From €4600
Delivery in Lithuania: 2-5 working days. ..
From €3300
Delivery within Lithuania: 2-5 business days ..
From €6000
Delivery within Lithuania: 2-5 business days ..
€11800
Delivery within Lithuania: 2-5 business days ..
€8500
Delivery within Lithuania: 2-5 business days ..
€8400
Delivery within Lithuania: 2-5 business days ..
From €3700
Delivery in Lithuania 1-7 days. ..
€7400
3 carbon fiber tips Delivery in Lithuania 1-7 working days ..
€6900
Delivery in Lithuania: 2–5 working days   ..
€1300
Delivery in Lithuania: 2–5 working days   ..
€1050
Delivery in Lithuania: 2-5 working days ..
€11000
Delivery in Lithuania: 2-5 working days. Technical Specifications: Code: 05794xx Type:&n..
From €22000
Delivery in Lithuania: 2-5 working days Technical Specifications: All rods have a casting..
From €11900
Delivery within Lithuania: 2-5 business days ..
From €7700

Feeder and bottom fishing rods

Feeder rods should match the venue, feeder or sinker weight and required casting distance. The key factors are rod length, casting range, action and sensitivity.

Length and casting weight

Shorter rods are convenient at close range and in tight swims, while longer rods help with distance. Strong current and heavy feeders require more power.

Line and setup balance

Match the rod with a suitable feeder reel and main line. Browse fishing lines to compare options. A balanced setup is easier to cast accurately and less tiring over long sessions.

What should you consider?

  • casting distance;
  • strength of current;
  • feeder weight;
  • tip sensitivity and power reserve.