john wilson avon quiver

[argyll]

I have one too although it doesn't get as much use as I would like, its still a nice rod for the money. I have occasionally used it for less than serious float fishing and if you were to buy only one rod, it wouldnt be a bad choice

[Brian Crawford]

but im also interested in feedr fishing and understand the avon quiver can adapt to both

 

I've got 3!!! Had them for over 10 years. I use them for all kinds of fishing, river float for chub & barbel, feeder fishing, method fishing, small carp, tench, big bream. Try and get them with cork handles and a decent reel fitting. The sliding ones come loose after a few casts as the butt bends a bit.

 

You can use swing-tips, extra quiver-tips also. I have isotopes fitted to the tips of two for night ledgering or quiver-tipping.

 

They are great for touch-ledgering or with a centre-pin.

 

Tight lines

 

Brian

 

P.S. I would not use them for eels or pike or big carp.

 

 

 

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