Rod pod to go with greys prodigy rods

[mr beef]

Dear all,

have just purchased 3 greys prodigy rods. Has any one got any idea on wich pod i can buy so i can have the first ring infront of the bite alarm. at the mo i have an x pod plus, what i thought would do the job, but this dosnt extend long enough.

 

Thanks for any coments

[dazler]

afternoon Beefy

 

If you like fox try the quatro pod extends for miles Had one for a couple of years nice piece of kit ultra stable and if you already have the captive back lead system your laughing

 

 

http://www.foxint.com/catalogues-products....ue=1&section=16

[randal]

dazler:

afternoon Beefy

 

If you like fox try the quatro pod extends for miles     Had one for a couple of years nice piece of kit ultra stable and if you already have the captive back lead system your laughing    

 

 

http://www.foxint.com/catalogues-products....ue=1&section=16

Ditto,my 3 prodigys sit lovely on the quattro :cool:

[costers]

Hi Mr Beef

 

Great choice of rod. I've had my 3.5 tc ones for 2-3 years now and are great for piking and Long distance. I was so inpressed that I bought a pair of 2.75's for normal use. Good value hard wearing rods.

 

I use Prodigy's (Prodigies?) with A Fox Frontier pod. Simply, stable,adjustable and reasonable.

[Chesh]

have you thought of banksticks?? you can position the rods better with banksticks

 

Ive got two Prodigys and they sit great on the Steve Neville alarms and stainless as they probably would with most bank sticks and alarms

[costers]

I agree Ches.

 

When piking I use sticks so if I were limited to one option then a set of good quality sticks.

 

Can I still keep my pod for when I'm feeling lazy?

[carping_mad]

banksticks would be the way for me!

 

Since i have had to travel very light recently i went out a bought some of the black coated alluminium banksticks from nash, and acctualy they are quite good! i use them either on their own with rod on each one seperated, or with fox euro buzzer bars

 

[Polly]

Quattro pod without a doubt but you try getting hold of one!!! they're like rocking horse sh!t

 

On the stick front have a look at the new Berkeley Carbon range goalpost style. Expensive but look brilliant.

[Dick Dastardly]

Mr Beef your post has me confused! Surely you can position your rod so the butt ring is which ever side of the alarm you want on any set up? :confused: :confused: :confused:

[mpbdsnu]

Probably using big pit reels budgie, so I think he want the butt ring to sit near side of the buzzer for added security should there be a violent take?

 

But as long as the front drag can be slackened off sufficiently, there should'nt be a problem?