Budget method Feeder rods

steph mckenzie

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Are there any budget Method Feeder Rods that you would recommend for feeder fishing on commercials?

When i say Budget i mean up to £60 - £70.

Somewhere around the 10ft mark if it's possible.
 

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If you could stretch a little, I recently bought the Drennan Series 7 method rod.

I'm the first to admit, I've never bothered fishing the method before but the rod seems fine to me.

I also tried a mate's Middy "The Works", that's 10ft and even less expensive, around £50 ish.

Nice piece of kit, too.

Best of luck in choosing :)
 
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Shakespeare mach 2 or 3 12ft 6 in feeder rod -brilliant-either one......or 10ft 6 in if you want a med distance rod........
 

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I like the look of the (Middy The Works 10ft Bagging Feeder rod) and at around £50.00p it's really affordable too. I've got a really nice Okuma front drag reel that would look lovely sitting on that.I'm thinking 6lb or 8lb Daiwa Sensor as a mainline>

I had a look at the (Garbolino Rocket Carp Picker rods) they look nice also, and at around £30.00p could be a proper bargain, the only concern i had was the line rating was for 5lb and i thought that was a little light if you hit in to a lot of fish on the feeder.

Please correct me if i'm wrong though.
 
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I like the look of the (Middy The Works 10ft Bagging Feeder rod) and at around £50.00p it's really affordable too. I've got a really nice Okuma front drag reel that would look lovely sitting on that.I'm thinking 6lb or 8lb Daiwa Sensor as a mainline>

Mark Brailsford said that Middy stuff is rubbish,cos he knows someone who works there and they get a lot of rods returned.....i,m not sure what the problem is with them though.........
 

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I like the look of the (Middy The Works 10ft Bagging Feeder rod) and at around £50.00p it's really affordable too. I've got a really nice Okuma front drag reel that would look lovely sitting on that.I'm thinking 6lb or 8lb Daiwa Sensor as a mainline>

I had a look at the (Garbolino Rocket Carp Picker rods) they look nice also, and at around £30.00p could be a proper bargain, the only concern i had was the line rating was for 5lb and i thought that was a little light if you hit in to a lot of fish on the feeder.

Please correct me if i'm wrong though.
Not a problem if you catch a lot of fish that can be safety landed on 5lb line
If you hit a big lump then you may have trouble playing it
 

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Thanks Paul, all the info i've received so far has been really helpful.

I've been looking in to the TF Gear range of rods, i would have to see them for real and not online to make a final judgement on them.
 

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I've got the 10ft all rounder

Rated to 10lb I've caught loads of carp up to mid doubles with mine , no problems, if you want a short rod that can handle carp in the 10 to 15 lb range ( and maybe above, I've just not caught one on it) then this is a gret rod

Put it like this I'd sell my garbolino but not part with my TFG
 

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Line rating on the Middy, as my link has been removed, is 10lb so it's well capable of sorting out lumps (and has done!)
 

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Have a look at the Drennan red range mate,Im sure theres something there within your budget.

Peg two.
 
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