Average Rating: 4 out of 5 No. of Reviews: 3 RRP: £1.99 Year: 2003
Description: Originally developed by anglers who fished prolific venues and needed to differentiate between line and genuine bites, but is now being used to catch large carp even on difficult waters.
The large bore tubing is for safe passage of shock leaders reducing the chance of breaking off when casting long distances. A rubber safety sleeve allows a fixed rig to be created. However, should the feeder become detached from the main line the swivel can pull free.
Available in two sizes 14g and 28g.
REVIEWS
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'I LIKE THE FOX METHOD FEEDER AND HAVE HAD GOOD RESULTS'
Strengths: the feeder is strong casts well it any weather
Weaknesses: i can't see any
Overall: i give the fox method feeder top marks iv'e had some of my biggest carp on the fox method and would recommend it to anybody one of my mates had 2 top twenty carp on one
Strengths: design is great - aerodynamic and well thought out regarding the hooklength swivel receptacle, you must use the swivel that comes with it. Tail rubber excellent.
Weaknesses: Pricey but there are lots of features. Don't cast it near trees.
Overall: Probably the best design of all, but far from cheap - that's Fox for you.
Strengths: well designed, smaller one perfect for pastie sized carp and other species, groundbait moulds well round it and is easy to use. line is easy to thread through! little sleeve on the end helps protect line! the bigger one would make a good bolt rig for the carpies!
Weaknesses: to think you have to fork out £2 for each one of these is mad!
Overall: good product well designed but i feel the price is a real let down when you consider what your buying! im sure there must be cheaper products on the market!
Performance
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Quality
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Value
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Overall Rating
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Average Rating: 4 out of 5
