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Rod holders / banksticks Bankstick
Model 6358
2-sectioned light telescopic bankstick with english thread for all common bite indicators or rod rests. |
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Rod holders / banksticks Bankstick
Model 6359
2-sectioned, light telescopic bankstick with english thread for all common bite detectors or rod rests. Equipped with threaded tip, which can be screwed into the ground easily. |
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Rod holders / banksticks Bankstick
Model 6360
Light bankstick with quick lock and English thread for all common bite indicators or rod rests. The telescopic inner section is equipped with a spike and thus can be used as single-piece bankstick. |
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Rod holders / banksticks Bankstick
Model 6361
Light bankstick with quick lock and english thread for all common bite indicators or rod rests. Equipped with threaded tip, which can be screwed in the ground easily. The telescopic inner section is equipped with a spike and thus can be used as single-piece bankstick.
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Rod holders / standard r.h. Tube Rod Holder
Model 6362
Handy rod holder with EVA inlay and double screw-in spear for difficult grounds. |
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Rod holders / standard r.h. Tube Rod Holder
Model 6363
Handy rod holder with EVA inlay and steplessly adjustable double spear for difficult grounds. |
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Rod holders / standard r.h. Rod Rest
Stageless adjustable rod holder with extreme robust bankstick. Very stable!
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Rod holders / standard r.h. Rod Rest
Simple rod holder with strong bankstick for difficult soils.
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Rod holders / special r.h. Surf Cast Rod Holder
Model 6320
The fitting rod holder for sandy soil - perfect for surf cast fishing! |
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Rod holders / rod rests PRO CARP Flexi-Butt Grip
The Pro Carp Flexi-Butt-Grip prevents a removing or shifting of the carp rod. Thanks to the implemented spring system, the flexible jaws with rubber inserts always have enough tension.
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