This Korum Stealthmode Centrpin is a fantastic value for money centrepin, not only a great reel to give piun fishing a try wothout breaking the bank but this reel is way better than the price tag reflects!
Thinking Anglers 45lb leadcore is available in Olive Camo to suit gravel or weedy areas. The leadcore is broken up into 100mm alternating colour sections which aids its disappearance on all manner of lake-beds...
Thinking Anglers 45lb leadcore is available in Silt Camo to suit gravel or weedy areas. The leadcore is broken up into 100mm alternating colour sections which aids its disappearance on all manner of lake-beds.
The Free Spirit Power Lifter landing net heads have been developed to meet the demands of serious pleasure and specimen angler who demand performance and durability.
Extreme low-profile, compact, comfortable and sturdy chair made with 600D PU-backed fabric. The cross-folding frame enables the compact folding size for easy transport and storage...
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Extreme low-profile, compact, comfortable and sturdy chair made with 600D PU-backed fabric. The cross-folding frame enables the compact folding size for easy transport and storage.
Two Duplon arm rests and adjustable legs with Solar mud feet make this a comfortable perch for any angler. Supplied in a camouflaged storage bag.
Features
- Cross-folding frame for compact storage/transport - Supplied in an Undercover Camo storage bag
- Adjustable legs
- Two Duplon arm rests
- 600D, PVC backed, camouflage fabric - Low-profile design
- Dimensions (cm): 50 x 42 x 67cm
- Weight: 3.2kg
Spend £350.00 or more to qualify for 0% Interest Finance.
Only available to UK residents over 18, subject to terms and conditions.
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