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Total Carp Staff  |  Nov 04, 2016  |  0 comments
The Tackle Box’s Lee Jackson says: This is an ideal piece of kit to have in your tackle bag for cleaning up spots quickly to make bait presentation more efficient. Measuring 9. 5 centimetres wide, weighing in at 31/4oz and with five spikes on either side, this weed rake is ideal for dragging up low-lying weed, bottom debris and generally cleaning up spots of rotting leaves, dead weed and suchlike. Although its weight dictates that it can be easily cast using the average carp rod with 12 to 15lb main line, bearing in mind the weight of the weed that is sometimes being dragged in, it is more advisable to use a rod with a higher test curve, such as a spod rod, and in conjunction with braided main line around 30lb breaking strain.
Total Carp Staff  |  Nov 04, 2016  |  0 comments
Brand-new, innovative air-dry system Upgrade from the original Twin compartments to separate baits More layers can be added Addition boilie ‘bum bag’ included £21. 99 WWW. RIDGEMONKEY. CO.
Total Carp Staff  |  Nov 04, 2016  |  0 comments
Elasticated cuff and hemChunk logo across chest80 per cent cotton, 20 per cent polyesterSmall to XXXL £42. 99 WWW. FOXINT. COM Subscribe here Terms and conditions apply.
Total Carp Staff  |  Nov 03, 2016  |  0 comments
If there is one word that has taken the bait scene by storm in the last two years its krill. Leading on from the popularity of both the freezer and shelf-life varieties of boilies, Sticky is not a company known for resting on its laurels and has since produced a product that we are sure will strike it big in the carp market. Utilising the undisputable and downright irresistible pulling power of the humble little aquatic critter, the krill, Sticky has conjured up what can only be described as one of the most universal ready to go baits ever. With a moist pellet-like texture, this high oil mix can be effortlessly moulded around feeders or leads straight from the bag, as well as more traditional methods such as adding to PVA bags, mesh sticks, spod mixes or introduced as loose feed.
Total Carp Staff  |  Nov 03, 2016  |  0 comments
With winter on our doorstep do not worry if you only have a light sleeping bag system – a three or four-season. You don’t have to rush out and buy a new one, simply add the thermal bedchair cover to your wish list. Constructed using a waterproof and durable Armatek outer fabric and cosy warm fleece lining, it can be used as a standalone cover throughout the warmer months, even when sleeping under the stars, while being the perfect conversion tool to expand the life of your existing sleeping bag. Long side skirts allow you to gain maximum coverage over your bedchair while reducing any cold draughts.
Total Carp Staff  |  Nov 03, 2016  |  0 comments
Designed with the mobile angler in mind, this 40-litre-capacity rucksack has been manufactured utilising the robust and durable 50D polyester fabric. Each of the six double-zipped pockets boasts heavy-duty zips and pullers, allowing for safe storage of a variety of tackle items. A high-density, comfortable, padded harness and adjustable straps mean that even when loaded with gear the rucksack is comfortable to wear, which is essential when carrying your gear around on your back. The main compartment also boasts a PVC-backed rain flap to help keep your essentials dry should the weather take a turn for the worse.
Total Carp Staff  |  Nov 03, 2016  |  0 comments
It’s easy to become a little cynical when reviewing as much fishing tackle as and Dan and I do. Immunity to manufacturers’ wild claims about this product or that is not uncommon. We make our own minds up about products in a bid to help you make the correct buying decision. Most tackle is of a decent standard these days, but by the same token it takes quite a bit for me to really get excited about a particular item.
Total Carp Staff  |  Nov 03, 2016  |  0 comments
Designed to truly be one chair to suit all situations, the Combi is exactly that. It’s a well-dimensioned chair with plenty of padding and support in all the right places. Even with as what you might politely call a bigger frame like mine, it’s plenty comfortable. Fold the rear leg and it converts to one of those chairs that can sit on your bedchair (what exactly do they call those, anyway?) and it works really well in this guise.
Total Carp Staff  |  Nov 03, 2016  |  0 comments
This was probably the one item that caught my eye before the others, purely because it’s Trakker’s first foray into the wader market, and I’d say the boys up there have nailed it. Well made, lightweight and very easy to get on and off quickly, they tick all the boxes for the modern carp angler, more of whom seem to own and use ‘chesties’ these days. Adjustable, elasticated straps complete with Trakker detailing and twin, adjustable waist straps mean the perfect fit is easily achieved, while the PVA boot is rugged but flexible at the same time. Each pair also comes with a dedicated air-drying carry bag.
Total Carp Staff  |  Nov 03, 2016  |  0 comments
The name of this great luggage item does it no justice because it’s really so much more than just for keeping PVA in. I’ve had one of the smaller versions for some time and use it to store all manner of items, but this bigger one is exactly the size that I prefer. In fact, I reckon I can probably fit all of my terminal tackle, PVA, leads and extras needed for all but the longest sessions. This is an absolute winner and proof positive that the best products don’t always need to be the big stuff.

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