
Feeder Arms
A feeder arm fits onto a seat box or a leg and holds the feeder rod level or at whatever angle you need. This group has single and double arms, telescopic models and padded feeder rests that keep the quivertip steady and easy to read.
A feeder arm fits onto a seat box or a leg and holds the feeder rod level or at whatever angle you need. This group has single and double arms, telescopic models and padded feeder rests that keep the quivertip steady and easy to read.








On the feeder you read bites on the quivertip, so the rod has to be stable and at the right angle to the line. An arm brings the rod out to the side of the box where the tip is in clear view.
On rivers the rod is often set high to keep line out of the water. On lakes and in wind, set it low with the tip close to the surface.
A telescopic arm gives you room to adjust, and a double arm holds two rods side by side. Padded rests stop the rod slipping and protect the finish.
Check the arm fits the leg or fitting on your own seat box.