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Description
Drennan Vertex Carp Feeder Rods, ideal for commercial waters, these are the much improved replacements for the 7 series. They’ve taken advantage of updated technological advances in the manufacturing process – and handling is a dream when playing and landing F1’s and bigger carp. Ideal reel lines of between 4-6lb are well suited for casting bombs and feeders at varying distances.
Features
- High-grade cork handle
- EA casting grip
- Screw down reel seat
- SiC line guides throughout
- Stylish branding
- 1 x 2oz Glass Tip
- 1 x 3oz Carbon Tip
Spare and replacement tips
- Drennan Feeder Tips - Product Code RMF100C-T031
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Questions and Answers
Q
What's the difference between the method feeder and the carp feeder rods
A
Hi Philip,
The method feeder is slightly more stepped up and can handle larger breaking strain mainline.
Regards
TackleUK
Q
can the feeder rods be used for method feeder fishing
A
Hi Barry,
You should be ok for light method feeders, bear in mind they're only rated for a 4-6lb mainline.
Regards
TackleUK
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- We only dispatch Monday to Friday, so if you order after 3pm on Friday then your order will be dispatched on Monday.
- *Next day delivery is available if you select DHL Delivery or Royal Mail 24 at checkout. Please note that this is an estimate only and not a guaranteed service.
- For more information please see our Delivery Information.
