On the natural banks of Middle Wye Herefordshire, a river fishing location known for its barbel and salmon, anglers have the option of using four banksticks and bars in a goal post style, eliminating the need for a pod. This area is celebrated as one of the finest salmon rivers in the south of England. For those seeking support for their fishing rods, a wide range of rod pods are available, catering to the diverse needs of carp fishers.
Nosači štapova, ranging from 2 to 4 slots, offer adjustability to suit the terrain and fishing style. Whether it’s about the shape of the riverbed, the distance of casting, or the angle of the rods, these pods allow for significant versatility. Among the key features are lightweight aluminium construction, adjustable legs, and quick-release systems for easy setup and takedown. This adaptability is perfect for anglers who prefer to move around.
Feeder rods, ideal for bait fishing at the bottom without a float, are another excellent option for carp fishing. With adjustable Lok Down legs, the Avid Lok Down Low Pod can accommodate any surface. The compact design of these rod pods ensures easy transport and setup, perfect for on-the-go fishing. Moreover, the Century Carbon Stealth 2 Fishing Rod Pod stands out as one of the lightest and most versatile on the market.
The new FOX black label QR 3 rod pod is a noteworthy addition, offering outstanding quality and versatility for any fishing situation. Whether it’s a two or three rod setup, the Saber Low Pro Pod provides ultimate support. As the March 2020 launch of the Guru N-Gauge Feeder Fishing Rods approaches, anticipation is high among the angling community.
Overall, the fishing rod pods available today offer unparalleled adaptability, whether for a low-profile setup or a high-reaching one. They embody the perfect blend of technology and practical design, making them indispensable tools for modern anglers.
