

With a fishing pole you lower the float precisely over your feed, and the pole elastic absorbs the lunges of the fish. In this group you will find competition and commercial poles as well as short margin poles. The right choice depends on how far out you fish and how big the fish you expect are.



































A competition pole is long, stiff and light, so you can hold it all day and the float stays exactly in place even in a breeze. In matches and in general silverfish angling, the extra length also lets you fish more than one line and rotate between them.
A commercial pole is designed for commercial fisheries, where carp and other big fish are regular catches. It takes heavier elastics and higher loads without complaint, which gives you confidence when a big fish heads for snags.
A margin pole is short and strong. It is used right along the bank, where big fish often come in to feed, especially towards the evening.
Check the length, the elastics the kits will take and compatibility with spare top kits. Extra kits let you keep rigs ready for different depths and swap between them in seconds when the fish move.