ESP Quickdraw 4K Rods
The new ESP Quickdraw 4K retractable rods are built on high modulus blanks with a crisp responsive action and feature a 3K woven finish on the butt and a lighter 1K finish on the tip – hence the name 4K.
The new ESP Quickdraw 4K retractable rods are built on high modulus blanks with a crisp responsive action and feature a 3K woven finish on the butt and a lighter 1K finish on the tip – hence the name 4K.
The extra buoyant Zig Float allows zig hookbaits to be instantly adjusted to fish closer to the surface or deeper in the water column to search until carp are located.
The second new Pinpoint pattern for 2025, developed from the original Brute but refined with a parallel point to enlarge the gape and suit bigger hookbaits and shrink tube extensions to improve hook holds under high loading – particularly around snags and heavy weed.
The second new Pinpoint pattern for 2025, developed from the original Brute but refined with a parallel point to enlarge the gape and suit bigger hookbaits and shrink tube extensions to improve hook holds under high loading – particularly around snags and heavy weed.
‘Fine Line to Lunacy’ is Tom’s second self-published book.
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‘Fine Line to Lunacy’ is Tom’s second self-published book, whose stories continue on from his first title, ‘Sticklebacks to Throwing Sticks’. The chapters include various angling escapades at several of this country’s top venues between 1998 and 2010, and feature some of the most admirable examples of the species that the true addict could fish for at the time. Subjects include: the capture of ‘Mary’ from Wraysbury Number One, high summer on the Yateley Car Park Lake, a decade of fishing ‘The Brook’ in Kent, the story of Coate Water’s first forty, winter carp fishing in chalkstream water, angling for the unknown, and a February ‘resident’, as well as other chapters relating to fishery incidents, such as the mystery virus in the Colne Valley in ’98 and the reintroduction of the otter.
Following on from the positive reviews of Tom’s first book, the writing style to this second title remains fresh and unique, and this originality is hoped to continue to set it apart from the mainstream of what else is on offer for those interested in reading about fishing for carp.
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