Feeder chairs

[PW910]

What feeder chair would you recommend, the matrix one looks good!

[robtherake]

That does look good - and at less than 5kg, it's fairly light, too. I use a Korum accessory chair, which I'm generally happy with, but it's too heavy for roving.

[Andrew]

Korum any time.

[PW910]

Gotta admit the korum chair looks awesome! Great from those days just sat at the back

[robtherake]

It's a well thought out and hard-wearing chair. Mine (second-hand) came with a handle and wheel kit, so it can be transformed into a rather handy barrow. There's a big accessories range to accompany it - groundbait bowls, side tables, foot plate, multiifarious rod rest configurations, yada, yada - and all the add-ons designed for Preston boxes are the same fit.

 

Korum's Ruckbag (also a well regarded product) is designed to clip on to the accessory chair, making transport a cinch - apparently. It's on my wish list

Edited September 20, 2013 by robtherake

[Phone]

All,

 

Sorry, I googled them - - - geeez! I thought the carp guys were bad.

 

Phone

[robtherake]

All,

 

Sorry, I googled them - - - geeez! I thought the carp guys were bad.

 

Phone

 

Accessory chairs have become the Swiss Army knives of the chair world, Phone. They appeal to the gadget addict in many of us and just happen to be pretty practical, too. Where they really come into their own is on hard-banked venues where it's almost impossible to sink a rod rest.

[rob.imk2]

I use an old carp chair with a hole drilled in the side and put a steel rod rest through the hole to support my rod .for my bait boxes I use a bait waiter

[chesters1]

I watched a chap assemble something yesterday that if he put it up in his garden would i am sure needed planning permission ,still erecting it as i left a half hour later

Either that he fished with a home gym

Edited September 21, 2013 by chesters1

[Vagabond]

Sorry, I googled them - - - geeez! I thought the carp guys were bad.