REVEALED
DAIWA DVEC NEOPRENE BOOTS AND BOOT BAG
RRP: £69.99 & £29.99
The wetter autumnal weather is upon us, and a strong and durable pair of boots is an essential item to keep you comfortable on the bank.
Designed for all-season use, these neoprene lined, rubber boots are ideal for shallow water and walking on all types of terrain. They feature an adjustable side strap, a waterproof gusset and deep cleated sole/heel.
A storage bag is also available, and its vented panels allow for drying when stored inside, while the solid base assists stability when not being worn. Features double-zip easy access, a carry handle at the top and pockets with Velcro closures on each side to store accessories.
DAIWA N’ZON INLINE SWIVEL BOMBS
RRP: £4.50
Whether you are firing in pellets for a bagging session or trying to sneak a rig in among a shoal of cagey carp when using popped-up bread in winter, these new bombs will do the job.
Designed around the ECS Easy Change System, these lead-free ‘quad’ shaped offerings are supplied in pairs, with an in-line stem and swivel stem included. This lets you switch between a Method and a bomb without the need to break the rig down and start again.
They come in a wide range of weights from 10g-60g, so are suitable for short-range flicks on commercials or longer casts on bigger stillwaters.
PRESTON INNOVATIONS SUPERA X TWO-ROD HOLDALL
RRP: £84.99 & £89.99
Transporting your kit from A to B in a safe and secure fashion is hugely important, and these new holdalls are designed to accommodate two made-up rods.
Built using a hardcase outer shell, they offer plenty of protection while also looking really stylish. The zips are very strong, and both the shoulder strap and carry handle are padded for added comfort.
They are available in two sizes: the 175cm version will fit rods up to 11ft long, while the 195cm is more suited to 12ft versions. Both have two external pockets for landing net handles, bank sticks and rod-tip tubes.
RAPALA PRECISION XTREME PENCIL LURES
RRP: £13.59 AND £14.15
Predator-fishing season is lurking just around the corner, and these new pencil lures look nailed-on for fooling big perch, pike and zander from a wide variety of different venues.
The colours alone (there are 12 options in total) are sure to catch the eye of any nearby fish, but the lures have also been designed with an added ‘audio’ element to enhance their attraction.
This is created by the internal weight sliding along the ‘railing’, hitting a plastic pillar and a stainless steel weight in turn, resulting in a sequence of high- and low-pitched noises being emitted.
They are available in 8.7cm and 10.7cm versions t
