Tackle ranges
Spec sheetFF-C1 Quick-Release Inline Cage Feeder
Inline plastic cage feeder on a quick-release clip, so the weight ladder swaps without re-tying — for coarse and carp fishing on lakes and slow rivers.
- Rig style
- inline style
- Feeder change
- quick-release system
- Body material
- plastic body
Spec sheetFF-RL5 Dual-Drag Feeder Spinning Reel
Feeder spinning reel with 5 ball bearings and a dual drag — front knob for the fight, rear dial for the run — selected for stillwater coarse and carp fishing.
- Ball bearings
- 5 BB
- Drag system
- front + rear drag
- Reel type
- spinning type
Spec sheetFF-M4 Method Feeder Set with Mould, 70–100 g
Set of four flat method feeders from 70 to 100 g with the matching groundbait mould, built for distance work on commercial carp venues.
- Weights in set
- 70 / 80 / 90 / 100 g
- Groundbait mould
- included mould
- Ground bed
- flat base
Spec sheetFF-T6 Pre-Tied Carp Hair Rigs, Sizes 2–8
Factory-tied hair rigs in hook sizes 2, 4, 6 and 8 with rig sliders, rigged on boilies bait for feeder work — bag-packed for wholesale supply.
- Hook sizes offered
- 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 hook size
- Rig style
- hair rig style
- Rig sliders
- included rig
Spec sheetFF-R390 24T Carbon Feeder Rod, 3.9 m
24T carbon feeder rod at 3.9 m, supplied with a 3 + 3 set of interchangeable quiver tips; casting band and tip strengths confirmed with the factory sheet.
- Length
- 3.9 m
- Blank material
- 24T carbon
- Quiver tips
- 3 + 3 tips
Spec sheetFF-L10 Monofilament Mainline, 300–1000 m
Japanese-type nylon monofilament mainline on 300, 500 and 1000 metre soft spools in 0.30 mm, offered for OEM — the long-spool format feeder sessions run on.
- Diameter
- 0.30 mm
- Spool options
- 300 / 500 / 1000 m
- Line type
- nylon mono type
Rigging notes
- Engineering note
Pellets, Boilies or Maggots: Feeder Bait Choices
What each classic feeder bait asks of you and gives back — hold time, attraction, and the species it commits you to on a commercial day.
- Pellet
- dissolves on a timer — fish know the feeder; best for fast, compressed feeding
- Boilie
- survives everything — low attraction, high commitment; the wary-fish answer
- Maggot
- maximum attraction per square millimetre — fast fish prefer it; small fish shred it
- Engineering note
Groundbait Consistency: The Feeder Angler's Real Craft
Dry mix, damp mix, crumb and paste — what each state of groundbait does under water, and how to dial yours to the bite you are actually getting.
- Dry and fluffy
- explodes on impact — fast baiting of a hungry, compressed bank
- Damp crumb
- the default — breaks on landing, leaves a loose pile fish graze
- Wet and moldable
- holds through the cast for distance — breaks down slowly on a marked spot
- Engineering note
How to Build a Feeder Tackle Kit That Works Together
What makes a feeder tackle kit cohesive instead of a pile of loose parts — matching rod, reel, line and feeder to one job on the water.
- Rod and reel seat
- the rod's cradle must take the reel's foot snugly; a mismatch rattles at cast
- Line weight and rod test
- line stretch and stiffness should sit within the rod's designed range, not outside it
- Feeder size and target fish
- a bigger feeder carries the feed your target will take; a smaller one places it gently