TACKLE INDEX DATABASE
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1336 results
83%Daiwa
Range overview; individual models differ in length and casting weight
Carbon blanks, cork handles and a useful spread of lure ratings. The Ninja Spin range has plenty going for it, but choosing the right model matters more than the badge.
84%Daiwa
Range overview: 13ft and 14ft, in XP and XXP versions
Long blanks, hefty casting ratings and stout carbon tips put the Supercast firmly in big-water territory. The trick is picking the power you need, rather than grabbing the beefiest one.
84%Daiwa
N’ZON feeder range; individual models differ in action and casting capacity
From Mini Method work to heavier feeder duties, this N’ZON range gives you plenty of choice. The trick is buying for your swim, not just grabbing the beefiest rod.
81%Daiwa
9ft, 10ft, 11ft and 12ft models
Four lengths, sensible fittings and two quiver tips apiece. The Matchman range gives you a straightforward route into Method fishing — just match the rod to your loaded feeder, not your ambitions.
85%Daiwa
Range overview: 9ft 2.75lb, 10ft 3lb and 10ft 3.5lb
An extending butt section makes these short carp rods easier to stash, without turning them into fully telescopic rods. The trick is picking the right length and test curve for your fishing.
86%Daiwa
Range overview: 10ft, 12ft and 13ft models
A serious carp-rod range covering compact 10ft work through to powerful 13ft options. The blank technology looks the business, but matching the model to your fishing is where the real value lies.
85%Daiwa
Range overview: 12ft and 13ft options, with 3.25lb and 3.75lb test curves
A premium carp rod range with HVF blanks, X45X reinforcement and a choice of guide builds. Cracking ingredients on paper — but picking the right version matters more than buying the beefiest one.
83%Daiwa
Range overview: 10ft, 12ft and 13ft models
From compact 10ft rods to a powerful 13ft option, the Black Widow Plus range covers very different jobs. The trick is matching one to your water.
83%Daiwa
Tournament S 5000T Black — TS5000TB
Big spool, black finish and a wooden grip. The TS5000TB has plenty of classic carp-reel appeal, but its weight and traditional front drag won't suit everyone.
87%Daiwa
19 Basia 45 SCW QD
A 515 g big-pit reel with tidy line-management features, a quick-adjusting drag and a useful spare spool. Lovely on paper, but do you need this much reel?
85%Daiwa
3000 and 5000-C
Gold spool, wooden grip and a compact Bite n Run setup. The GS BR LT has plenty going for specialist anglers — but picking the right size matters more than those cracking looks.
86%Daiwa
20WK25QD
A 25 mm-stroke reel with a Magsealed Zaion body, a long-cast spool and a folding handle. A tidy option if you want a carp setup that doesn't feel oversized.
84%Daiwa
5000C
A dedicated spod reel with a 45mm long-cast spool, Slow Cross Wrap and a metal line clip. Plenty of useful kit for repeat baiting casts, without pretending a reel can sort your casting out for you.
85%Daiwa
5000 LD · 21CCC45SCW5000LD-QD-OT
A deep spool, quick-adjust drag and folding wooden-knob handle make this Crosscast an appealing big-water option. Just don’t mistake it for a lightweight all-rounder.
86%Daiwa
22 Emblem BR 10000 — 22EMBR10000
A roomy spool, Bite'N'Run control and a spare spool in the box make this a sensible shout for static carp fishing. Just don't mistake it for a lightweight stalking reel.
86%Daiwa
Basia 45 SLD QD — 17BAS45SLDQD
A magnesium body, 45mm long-cast spool and quick-adjusting drag give this Basia plenty of appeal for serious carp fishing. Just don’t expect a posh reel to find the fish for you.
80%Daiwa
2500BR, 3000BR and 4000BR
Three sizes, a Bite & Run freespool and straightforward features. The Regal BR makes sense for carp and mixed-species legering, but pick carefully: the 4000 is a fair old lump compared with the smaller models.
85%Daiwa
Range overview: 5000S-CP, 5000S-CP-DH and 6000SS-P
A feeder-focused reel with steady gearing, useful retrieve rates and a thoughtful line clip. There’s plenty to like on paper, but picking the right handle layout matters.
85%Daiwa
2508, 3012 and 4012; five size-and-handle variants
A spare spool, sensible handle choices and a retrieve geared towards winding power make this Ninja range a handy shout for everyday float and feeder fishing.
86%Daiwa
2022 Whisker 45; manufacturer-listed 22 Whisker 45 SCW QD OT
A long-cast spool, useful retrieve and three supplied spools make this Whisker a tempting carp setup. Just don't mistake it for a lightweight little reel.
86%Daiwa
23 Emblem 45 SCW QD
A 45mm long-cast spool, tidy line-lay features and a spare deep spool give this Emblem plenty of carp-fishing appeal. Just don’t mistake it for a lightweight.
79%Copdock Mill
1kg retail pack
Pure fishmeal for anglers who'd rather tweak their bait than grab another ready-made bag. Dead handy for bespoke mixes, but don't mistake it for a complete boilie recipe.
80%Copdock Mill
Brown Crumb · 1 kg
Fine brown breadcrumbs in a 1 kg bag. Use them straight or build your own mix around them — just don’t expect a ready-tuned feeder bait without a bit of bucket work.
83%Copdock Mill
Original, Pineapple, Tutti, Strawberry and Krill
Pre-glugged 8mm meat cubes in a resealable tub. A handy hookbait for carp, chub and barbel anglers who'd rather get fishing than start chopping.
79%Copdock Mill
600g retail pack
Crushed hemp seed for giving coarse and carp mixes a bit more going on. A useful ingredient, rather than a complete feed or a magic shortcut to getting bites.
83%Copdock Mill
Natural Black; Berry Burst also available
Ready-cooked tares in a handy 175g tub, aimed squarely at anglers who want a proper seed hookbait without the soaking and simmering.
81%Copdock Mill
900g bag
High-oil, high-protein halibut pellets you can feed or use as hookbait. Proper useful bait-cupboard material, but feeding them sensibly matters more than piling them in.
80%Copdock Mill
800g bag; 15kg bulk pack also listed
Plain, unprepared hemp for building a feeding spot without fancy extras. Dead handy for carp and coarse fishing, provided you’re happy to do the cooking before you head out.
83%Copdock Mill
900g bag · 2.3mm, 4.5mm, 6.0mm, 8.5mm or 11.0mm
Five pellet sizes and a sensible all-round feeding brief make these a handy option for carp and mixed coarse fishing. Just don’t confuse a feed pellet with a ready-to-go hookbait.
81%CC Moore
250g block
A dense block of fermented shrimp paste for giving mixes and hookbaits a salty, savoury twist. Dead versatile if you enjoy bait prep, but not the tidiest thing in your bait bag.
83%CC Moore
500ml bottle
A thick, fermented shrimp liquid for giving boilies, pellets and bag mixes a salty shellfish edge. Dead handy if you like tinkering with your bait — just don’t expect it to rescue a badly placed rig.
85%CC Moore
500ml
A PVA-friendly krill liquid for giving boilies, pellets and loose feed a salty, crustacean edge. Handy stuff for bait preparation — just don’t expect a bottle to find the fish for you.
77%CC Moore
Roasted Nut Extract
A thick, paste-like nut extract for giving compatible boilie mixes a roasted, creamy-sweet character. Most interesting if you roll your own — less so if you just want a quick splash-and-cast liquid.
81%CC Moore
500ml
A thin, PVA-friendly hemp and chilli oil for dressing pellets, soaking boilies and giving floaters a lasting slick. Dead versatile, but don’t mistake an oily trail for a guaranteed take.
81%CC Moore
500 ml
A pure, winterised salmon oil for dressing pellets, boilies and hookbaits, with PVA-friendly convenience. Useful stuff to have in the bait cupboard — provided you keep the measuring sensible.
78%CC Moore
500ml
A thin, cold-pressed hemp-seed oil for dressing pellets, boosting bag mixes and adding to homemade boilies. Handy stuff, provided you treat it as a bait ingredient rather than bottled bite insurance.
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