Rod Pods

[steve17]

hi all, i am looking to get a rod pod for xmas, under the £40 mark. i mainly use bank sticks for the majority of my carp fishing but in a few swims at a couple of local venues its nearly impossible to dig banksticks into the ground due to either solid rock, or concreted pegs.

Can anyone suggest a reliable pod suitable for 3 rods thats relatively leight weight and folds up quite nicely with in this price range. preferably not stainless steel (the majortiy of my tackle is black) call me a tackle tart if you must....

 

thanks in advance

[Guest josh]

im not recomending one but DONT get the prologic complete rod pod its cr*p

 

And i would look for one with the spikes pointing down (vertical)

[lidoman]

A mate of mine has recently had a Nash 4play pod its only 2 rods but is about 40quid. I think they do a 3 rod version for a little more, it looks a nice pod and seems very stable. Have a look around on the net for this pod as it may be just what you are after.

[steve17]

Is this the one your talkin about? http://www.bennettsangling.com/acatalog/Nash_Pods.html

i agree it looks nice, not sure how it would square upto uneven ground though, anyone any thoughts?

[lidoman]

Is this the one your talkin about? http://www.bennettsangling.com/acatalog/Nash_Pods.html

i agree it looks nice, not sure how it would square upto uneven ground though, anyone any thoughts?

yeh thats the one mate. I think the flat feet come of to reveal spikes for use on soft ground. Cheaper than I thought as well.!!

[Tony U]

Do a search on the AN threads lots of discussions re rod pods

Tony

[randal]

For under £40,you get what you pay for,Nash

[chesters1]

still using my gardener pro one ,untill its worn out the fox stays in the loft

Edited December 3, 2005 by chesters1

[*Ant*]

Don't buy one of the budget ones, fart in the wrong direction and it will wobble itself to bits.

[steve17]

i cant justify buying an expensive one as i said most of my carp fishing is done using banksticks.