Bundle includes 1 x Prostate Cancer Krimp Tool and 1 pack of 0.6mm and 1 pack of 0.7mm Krimps.
Nash Subterfuge Buzz Bar Pouch Medium
Designed to carry and protect 2-3 rod buzzer bars complete with alarms and rear rests still in place.
The Net Float is designed to keep your net suspended on the water’s surface for easy handling and enhanced manoeuvrability. Made with a SolarCam peach skin outer and high-density foam inner, it is compatible with all Solar nets and most other nets on the market.
Slightly oversized, the mat also provides a clean, dry workspace for brew making, rig tying, and any other tasks where keeping pouches and accessories off the ground is essential
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Designed for retaining pike for short periods of time, whilst camera and weighing equipment can be assembled...
Quiet, powerful diaphragm pump. Runs on 2 C cell batteries (not included). 24" hose with filter stone to protect pump...
Lineaeffe 2 speed air pump
The Pike Pro Sling Mat is Designed for large pike, catfish and big zander, the PikePro Sling Mat design is ideal for both bank and boat anglers. The mat has been designed with medium density foam in the centre compartments for maximum protection with minimal bulk and weight. It can even be folded in half and attached to the top of the PikePro Rucksack for handsfree carrying.
Stainbless steel woven glove, idesal for chinning and unhooking pike
Weigh your dream fish without stress using the Westin W3 Weigh Sling. Made from fish-friendly materials and with smooth surfaces to prevent damage to the scales or fins of fish, wet the sling to preserve the fish’s mucus layer.
Designed for convenience and reliability, this aerator is USB-C chargeable and comes with all the essentials, including an air hose, air stone, one-way valve, and charging cable. With an easy-to-use interface and a 24-hour running time, it’s the perfect companion for anglers in need of an aerator.
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