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Product benefits
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Ease of useThe worm point allows the stake to be screwed into the ground easily.
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StabilityThe thickness of the stake makes it very stable.
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VersatilityIts universal thread enables a buzz bar, detector, etc. to be attached...
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CamouflageNatural colours to blend into the environment.
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DurabilityBrass screw thread for greater durability.
Product feature
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TECHNICAL FEATURES- 100% aluminium - Adjustable length from 50 to 80 cm - Screw tip - Universal screw thread - Diameter: 2 cm - Brass screw thread - Sold separately - A tool to help you to put your stake in the ground is included (insert in the hole provided in order to apply maximum force when planting your stake)
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Why fish with stakes?Stakes are the simplest and most economical type of rod rests. Their main advantage is that they are compact, ideally suited to short sessions with one or two rods. If you have a set of different sizes, you may be faced with many different situations. Stakes reveal their limits on hard banks, while the rod pod can be installed on all types of ground and direct the rods in multiple positions.
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Position your rods properly.Stakes allow you to position the rod in the axis of your line so that you can spot every take. With a rod pod, it is more difficult to place every rod in the axis of the line. Furthermore, depending on your spot, you have to position your rods in the right direction: low, horizontal or raised. By separating your rods with two-rod buzzbars, it is easier to adapt the orientation to the fishing spot.
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Position your rods properly:high or low tip? (1)Horizontal position: this is your rod's natural position. It is suited to most middle-distance fishing conditions in closed waters that are free of obstacles. Low position or immersed end: the advantage of this position is that it makes your line less visible on the bottom. Use this position when fishing in water with clean beds. This position also prevents your line from moving in strong wind.
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Position your rods properly:high or low tip? (2)High position: if there are obstacles between your position and the fishing spot, you need to keep your line well clear of them. Do this by pointing your rod skywards. In very long-distance fishing, such as on a lake, contact with the rig is better and any unseen obstacles can be avoided. Use the high position for river fishing, so that your line is not exposed to the force of the current that will displace your rig.
Product testing
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CompositionStructure : 100.0% Aluminium Chassis : 100.0% Polyamide
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Product informationThe worm point allows the stake to be screwed into the ground easily. Its universal thread enables a detector, buzzbar etc. to be attached.
