pellet waggler info

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looking to get 13ft pellet waggler rod can any one recommend one are two worth a look at .~think ~think

[TF_whatsaroach]

Don’t go for 13 unless ur looking to chuck miles 12 foots plenty gives much better control under ur feet

[TF_GALPS]

12ft Daiwa Tourney Pro all the way.

Expensisve but worth every penny.

[TF_whatsaroach]

if u dont do it every day look at the daiwa SR3 pellet wag or the new one they have just brought out that retails about £150

[TF_carpcruncherParticipant]

Take a look at the Hardy Marksman 11ft 10 specialist float

http://www.ukmatchangler.com/match/articles/reviews/hardy/marksman-1.php

http://coarse.hardyfishing.com/en-gb/products/coarse-rods/marksman-float-rods/marksman-specialist-11-10-float-rod/

[TF_Stewart]

The SPRO pellet waggler rods take some beating, they cost around £100 they are 11′ 4” power pellet and pellet waggler. Or the new Milo 11′ and 12′ Premiership power pellet wagglers are really good at under £70. class rods!

[TF_squatt]

At 13ft Daiwa, Shimano, Drennan, Garbolino etc. all make a good 13ft match wagg rod.

[TF_Stewart]

Sorry, gone blind missed the 13′ bit………..~think

[TF_JohnH]

The Shaky mach3 are very good pellet wag rods they are about £70 so wont break the bank. I would not dismiss using 13 foot rods as some others have, you can use a lighter float to fish the same distance and line lick up on the strike is so much quicker. As carp are definately wising up the 13 footer just gives you more options. I accept they take a bit longer to land fish close in if you have not mastered how to do it but you have to get a hook in one first.
I fished with Giles for charity and he says PW style fishing is all wrong, fish it how we used to fish the wag on rivers using 14 foot rods if necessary was his advice using standard waglers.

[TF_Fred Davis]

Giles has always advocated using insert wagglers for pellet wag fishing for carp as he feels you loose out on some fish that feel the float and eject the bait, before the chunky pellet wag floats we used the drennan brown self cocking striaght plastic floats which were also great for carp to self hook then the puddle chuckers increased self hooking and the pellet wag floats evolved however when the fish are really having it who can argue that the pellet wag ain’t effective I for one wouldn’t

[TF_baitchefParticipant]

We didnt use the toppers for thier self hooking ability, far from it actually. We used them because we needed to cast quite a distance and be able to present the bait very shallow, often in inches of water, especially when fishing to features. Try using a traditional waggler then, it would stick in the mud.LOL

[TF_herbie]

whatsaroach is probably one of the best pellet waggler anglers around ( one trick pony) i should listen to what he says and pm him for more info.

[TF_dave brittain]

Dave should change his name to “Whatsacarp” as he’s caught more skimmers in the last year than carp Micro~sick

Look at the Shakespeare Mach 3 XT, 12ft 2 piece. It’s a superb rod as good as it’s little brother the Mach 3

[TF_proper tidal boy]

@herbie wrote:

whatsaroach is probably one of the best pellet waggler anglers around ( one trick pony) i should listen to what he says and pm him for more info.

herbie i hope whatsaroach is a better waggler angler than rooney is a penalty TAKER~think ~think

[bodgeParticipant]

what was the score Bri? yeah thought so….F R O.

[bodgeParticipant]

have a look at the frenzee precision 13 foot wag or 11’6 pellet wag rods. amazing through action with superb tip recovery. great rods and definately worth a look.
http://www.frenzee.co.uk

[TF_proper tidal boy]

bodge good paste bite, stick to sheep lol

[bodgeParticipant]

its the only I bite ive had in weeks mate!!

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bttt

[TF_matt64]

if youve changed your mind on 13ft, cant beat maver reactorlite 12ft

[TF_dave smiff]

daiwa tourney pro 12.

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