feeder rods

[fishingfreek]

looking to buy a new feeder rod for carp but want a very soft through action down to the but is there such a rod any ideas cheers

[adrianluvsfishing]

one word series 7 competition or carp both very good rods

[lilpinkie]

have a look for a mk1 abu suveran 12ft rod great action with power in reserve

[paul k]

try a beastmaster 11'6" mate,mine's got a nice soft through action. or if you want a bit more fun,get hold of a tri-cast xrs 8' wand-now that's what you call a through action! great for close in work.

[Johnny Care]

freek,

There is only one choice. The Preston Carbonactive mini carp. They do it in 10' or 11' models, and it's the absolute dog danglies!
I've had mine a month, and it's a super bit of kit, absorbs the lunges of big fish with it non-lock action. Buy one....you wont regret it!

John.

[droid]

TriCast wand...absolutely stunning rod.

[rich200]

You know what im going to say get the wand mines had loads of weight through it now and i mean loads still stright and strong as hell (but looks like a toy)

[Mr Maver Man]

Shimano Beastmaster 9/11' beautiful action and super lightweight rod with the added bonus of the 11' option if you need a bigger chuck.

[rich200]

If you want distance go for the larger rods in the xrs range all very strong (not the cheapest) but you know what comes next.

[davebee]

garbolino 9 foot picker,great little rod with a through action,cheap as chips to boot.

[pete from towcester]

ive the daiwa twilight 12ft feeder rod.....absolutely brilliant,light had this rod bent allmost double and no problem

[nick123]

drennon puddle chucker

[stevie yome]

Another vote for the picker . Not at all bad for the money.

[Gnome!]

i got the preston mini but brought my son a middy works 10ft used them both today and wished i got the middy aswell, to be honest i can see how my preston justifies the extra 100 quid time will tell no doubt.

[droid]

I have a 10' Puddle Chucker and the Middy 10' Works, and the only difference is that the Drennan has a slightly lighter action.
Both good rods though. You really wouldn't know the Middy was half the price of the Drennan.

Still use the TriCast wand most of the time nowadays...