Cheap rod pod

Shine · May 19, 2007

Most sturdy rod pod under ?60?
Spiked or mud feet, I dont mind.

I've go a Lineaeffe one and its very unsturdy. A carps fart could knock it over.

Cheers for ant help.

Malc Bason · May 19, 2007

X-Pod plus takes some beating in that respect mate.

Lee Hardman · May 19, 2007

x -pods are great for sturdyness they are solid and you can ur them as a pod or just as a goal post set up. personally i us the quottro pod but i think they are more than 60 pound but ive had mine for years good equipment

Shine · May 19, 2007

Cheers for the replies. Been looking on the net but cant find one for under 60 even on fleabay.

pcpaulh · May 19, 2007

Try the shakespere ones!

You can push the central bits into the ground for more stabilty or just fish it lower to the ground, unlike the picture.

http://www.bosfish.co.uk/PRODUCTS/CARP/Ss274Pod.htm

Richard Turner 3 · May 20, 2007

nash four play loads for sale ebay well steady

Evan · May 20, 2007

Dinsmore
Decently adjustable, stable, stainless steel and cheap as chips.

wayne wicks · May 20, 2007

Hi m8 try http://tackle-trader.com

Shine · May 20, 2007

Thanks for all the help. Keep them coming.

I like the look of the fox and nash ones, also like the shakespere idea of pushing central part into ground.

I should have said at the start I only can use 2 rods at my lakes. So only really needed a 2 rod pod. But I'll take a 3 because you never know when you'll get a chance to go fishing on a lake that allows 3 rods.

wayne wicks · May 20, 2007

m8 should go 4 a solar sod pod can pick um up for bout ?60 2nd hand looks the db's and gonna be a collectors item in years to come as solar have stoped makeing them

Lee Hardman · May 21, 2007

who needs a collecters item you need a pod that you can use all the time not on a mantle piece gathering dust. the day i have a pod gathering dust is the day a sell up. wayne is right about solor sod pods but dont get it because its
dis-continued its a great pod, looks sylish and sturdy as hell. best luck

The Monk · May 21, 2007

I still have a pair of fox Europods, never let me down yet and they`ve had a lot of batter over the years

wayne wicks · May 21, 2007

Lee i never said it cant be used now mate what i said was in <u>years</u> to come it would be a collecters item and even then it could still be used just like some people use there Richard Walkers? MKIV split cane rods today even though they where made in 1940 and worth a mint today they can still be used.

wayne wicks · May 21, 2007

I agree with you monk the euro is a really good pod used to have 1 and it never let me down. I liked how quick it was to use and put away plus its stable.

Jim Crosskey 2 · May 25, 2007

I've got a nash two-rod four play, absolutely brilliant and totally stable - think they do them here - www.bosfish.co.uk

The Bone Collector · May 25, 2007

Plastic milk crate, 99p from the pound shop, one percent discount for cash.

paraman the pre-hospital care qualified blanker · May 25, 2007

To balance the argument:

Don't touch a solar sod pod with somebody else's bankstick!

They look flash, weigh a ton and then fall over!

Wolfman Woody · May 25, 2007

I've seen the Wychwood Rogue, it looks impressive and not too dear.

The Nash Hooligun goalpost types are nice too, if you like that sort.

wayne paget · Jul 22, 2007

i have a wychwood rogue pod,very good it is too.

Claudia Crowther · Jul 22, 2007

I also have the Wychwood rogue pod, cheap, stable enough, very easy and quick to put up/down.

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