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As you probably know by now, I have only just started fishing and so far I have been waggler float fishing a couple of times and actually caught some fish, much to my surprise and delight!
I want to try some feeder fishing. Looking at some videos on YouTube it appears I need a rod that has a quiver tip, in other words a dedicated feeder fishing rod with a quiver tip.
So far I have a couple of 'match rods' and a carp rod. You can see exactly what I have here:
http://notinmyfridge.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/first-gear-arrives.html
I have been using the Ron Thompson 3.6m match rod to fish with a waggler float.
I don't mind buying another rod if, I need it, but I can't evaluate (or understand) the difference between a cheap rod and an expensive one. The price range is vast.
Okay, I am not going to go out and buy an expensive rod but they seem to start at as little as 10. So I think my question is two-flod. First do I need a 'Feeder Rod'? and if so, what is the difference between a 10 rod and say a 50 rod?
Ralph [:H]
I want to try some feeder fishing. Looking at some videos on YouTube it appears I need a rod that has a quiver tip, in other words a dedicated feeder fishing rod with a quiver tip.
So far I have a couple of 'match rods' and a carp rod. You can see exactly what I have here:
http://notinmyfridge.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/first-gear-arrives.html
I have been using the Ron Thompson 3.6m match rod to fish with a waggler float.
I don't mind buying another rod if, I need it, but I can't evaluate (or understand) the difference between a cheap rod and an expensive one. The price range is vast.
Okay, I am not going to go out and buy an expensive rod but they seem to start at as little as 10. So I think my question is two-flod. First do I need a 'Feeder Rod'? and if so, what is the difference between a 10 rod and say a 50 rod?
Ralph [:H]