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Great for marking spots found from a boat Unique design automatically settles at right depth Visible orange finish (two sizes available) As seen in Adam Smith’s boat feature (p93) £7. 99 and £4. 25 WWW. GARDNERTACKLE.

Marc Coulson’s verdict - Money well spent, which is saying something for me! 5/5 As I mentioned in my diary piece this month, it was a bit of a trial getting hold of these, but after some serious time spent on the phone to various tackle shops across the UK, Johnson Ross and Climax Tackle eventually came up trumps. To say I haven’t looked back since owning them would be an understatement because they have been a revelation. I’ve never truly found a barrow that I was absolutely happy with until this one, which I happened to notice my mate Scott Day from Fox do a video for on the Fox YouTube channel. I was struck by just how low Scott’s gear was when piled on to the barrow, something I’ve always tried to achieve but without success, despite not carrying what I would consider an overly large a amount of gear.

Heavy-duty hooded top Bonded fleece inner for added warmth Water-repellent finish Cool black with yellow detailing £49. 99 WWW. WYCHWOODCARP. CO.

PUKKA! If cool-looking indicators are your thing, and you haven’t been living under a rock for the last few years, you’ll be familiar with this versatile and varied range of heads. Designed in conjunction with Muddy Waters, they are the choice of very many carp anglers, especially those who want their kit to look just right. However, it is not just in the looks department that they score highly. With several sizes ranging from the smallest (10mm x 22mm) Clinga Old Skool, the slimline Clinga Lite, my favourites the Clinga Dumpy, Clinga Standard and then the daddies of the bunch the Clinga XL, XXL and Long Range, there really is a head size and weight to suit every occasion.