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As a beginner feeder angler, you certainly care about the budget. How to get new equipment and skills, but not overpay? The solution may be to order a fairly versatile rod, so that you can get a taste of feeder fishing. Over time you will expand your arsenal with specialized poles and various accessories.
In this article you will read about the basics of choosing a feeder rod and find examples of interesting models from our online store. Read on and leave a comment!
Choice of rod and style of fishing
Classic Feeder and Method Feeder include several different styles of fishing. Thus, rods are selected depending on the type of fishery and characteristics of the fish, as well as individual preferences.
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Ashort, very delicate and sensitive rod is a picker. It is suitable for catching smaller specimens at close distances. Such poles offer about 30 g c.w. and a fast, peak action. Since it is easy to make a mistake during casting, hooking or hauling, we do not recommend them completely to beginner anglers.
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Medium c.w. rods are the so-called light Feeder. They are ideal if you want to fish at a distance of 30-50 m with small baskets. They can have progressive, progressive-parabolic or parabolic action. The different models also differ in sensitivity.
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Long rods with high c.w. are the so-called heavy Feeder. Here the basket can weigh 50-90 g, and sometimes even more. The rod has a large reserve of power and allows you to cast accurately over long distances, although this requires familiarity with the equipment and a confident hand when hauling.
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Method Feeder rods are rods with a parabolic deflection and a relatively large c.w. In a sense, they can be considered universal, as they are suitable for catching both small and large specimens. They are usually produced in lengths of 3.3 or 3.5 m and have c.w. from 60 to 90 g.
What to pay attention to when choosing the first feeder rod?
When reviewing the rods available in our store, pay attention to several important parameters:
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Length. To begin with, a rod with a length of 3.3 m is enough. With such a rod you can calmly cast at a distance of 50-60 m, spread it on the bank and comfortably tow the fish.
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Weight. Several hours of work with a long rod can tire your arm. So give up very heavy models, as you won't need them at first. Of great importance is not only the weight given in grams, but also the balance of the rod. A well-balanced rod makes a long haul of fish much easier.
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Action. Usually in the product description you will read that the rod is tip, progressive or parabolic, and these terms are further divided into full, half and so on. However, at the beginning it does not matter so much. We recommend starting with progressive or parabolic models, which have a lot of power and respond even to smaller specimens.
Of course, manufacturers provide many other technological details, such as the type or size of guides. However, at the beginning of the Feeder adventure, it is better to focus on the three criteria described above.
Do not forget that the rod should be, above all, comfortable. Therefore, it is worthwhile to look at different models, and if possible - to take it in your hand, bend it and assess whether it fits well in your hand. After such research you will know which model meets your expectations. If you order it online from our e-store, you will get high-quality equipment at an attractive price.
Rods to start your feeder adventure - rods up to 300 zł
Mistrall Stratus Method Feeder c.w. 20-60 g
The rod by Mistrall is a very light feeder at an excellent price. The carbon composite construction, comfortable handle and strong guides will help you get familiar with feeder technique and become proficient. The Mistrall Stratus is available in two versions - a 3.3-meter length and a 3.6-meter length. Both rods have a maximum casting weight of 20-60 g.
Robinson Kinetik RS Feeder 3.3 m c.w. 30-60 g
The second interesting proposition for the start is a three-piece rod from the Robinson brand. Although the model was originally designed for fishing with a bait basket, it will also work well for method fishing. We recommend this rod to beginners and intermediate anglers, as their work is well felt under any fish. When you order the 3.3 m model with a maximum c.w. 30-60 g from our store, you get one carbon rod tip and two fiberglass tips in the set.
VDE-Robinson MX3 Feeder 3.3 m c.w. 55 g
Yet another Robinson rod that all beginners and advanced anglers will appreciate. Models signed as MX3 (a series of five rods) are successors to the successful and appreciated Diplomat collection. These are rods with progressive action, created for fishing with a classic feeder. They will successfully serve to tow large carp or amur. The length of 3.3 m is so versatile that it allows you to fish both closer and a little further from the shoreline.
Recommended models for beginners - rods up to 500 zł
Tubertini Atrax Pro 3,3 m 45 g
The model by Tubertini is a finesse rod, suitable for fishing with a classic Feeder and method. The ultra-thin tip allows you to observe even the smallest bites of wary fish. The rod will be perfect for hunting on canals and in slow-moving rivers. The length of the rod is 3.3 m, and the maximum c.w. is 45 g.
Mikado Ultraviolet Method Feeder 330 c.w. 90 g
Mikado model from the Ultraviolet series is a universal feeder, perfect for beginners who want to fish at close and medium distances. The rod is 3.3 m long and has a maximum c.w. of 90 g. At the same time it is sensitive, durable and very elegant. Suffice it to mention that Mikado rods are appreciated by anglers hunting big carp.
Daiwa Aqualite Feeder 3.60 m 150 g
This is a proposal for a rod adapted to the requirements of modern feeder fishing. The rod with a length of 3.6 m and a maximum c.w. 150 g is a really big powerhouse. The tow of fish in this way is a great pleasure, and the cast at a distance of 100 m will not cause difficulties even for beginners. If you want to fish in strong currents or on large gravel pits, the Daiwa carbon fiber rod, combined with the Fuji reel will completely meet your expectations.
Order your first Feeder rod from us
In this article, we described the basic criteria for choosing a rod for Feeder and showed three suggestions for beginners. We hope you will enjoy fishing this way and quickly complete your dream set. Remember - when you order from our online store, you will receive high-quality equipment covered by a full manufacturer's warranty.
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