A classic style centrepin reel that's been precision CNC machined for Shakepseare. Ideal for trotting in running water or fishing down the edge on commercials.
A great little reel, magnetic brake, 6 bearings, 7.2:1 gear ration and comes preloaded with 30lb braid.
The Trakker Propel-D Spod Marker is engineered using premium carbon technology to excel in the most demanding environments. It features stepped-up action with super-fast tip recovery for spod and marker work
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The ultimate River Tripod! This super stable bit of kit is made using anti-twist extrusions that provide a totally stable platform for your rods and reels. We’ve designed our own special stabiliser at the rear of the Tripod, that adds stability and strength where it matters, but can still be pushed into the ground where required...
A more compact version of the legendary Korum River Tripod. This super stable bit of kit is made using anti-twist extrusions that provide a totally stable platform for your rods and reels...
Korum's most stable River Tripod ever! Made using a twin framed combination of anti-twist extrusions and cam-lock adjusters, the Deluxe River Tripod offers maximum stability and versatility...
Perfect for anglers who might confront difficult swims where their banksticks won't go in the ground. Simply add three banksticks and either your rod rest head or buzz bar, and you're fishing...
Boasting three fully adjustable legs for total stability and versatility, this tripod can either be used for rod support or camera and lighting equipment...
Designed to be screwed into a bankstick or an OffBox arm, the Angle Tilt has a robust locking mechanism that will take any accessory with a standard thread and make it adjustable.
After 5 years of development and complete design from the ground up, the dB7-R Alarm range has been created to ensure that they meet the highest standards of performance and reliability...
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