When it comes to tackle I wouldn’t say I was that hard to please. I like simple, efficient and something that will last. Having used this quiver and sleeve for well over a month, and a fair few sessions, I can say that it is currently ticking all the boxes. As with most quivers, the simplistic design makes it perfect for me, saving room when loading the car.
The new rod transportation system from ESP is as practical as it is protective. Utilising durable and hard-wearing materials, the system is both lightweight and compact without compromising on its strength or capacity. The quiver features a spacious pocket for the rod butt, which offers protection along the blank up to the reel seat, and the tip of the rod is secured via a Velcro/webbing strap. A chunky and durable zip allows easy access to the accommodating central compartment that is perfectly designed for a bulkier shelter, as opposed to the traditional quivers only taking thin, small, umbrella-like shelters.
• Full tackle-system bag complete with rig sleeves and tackle box• Features a large rig board to accommodate pre-tied rigs• Protective and hard-wearing fabric ensuring its longevityPrice: £24. 99For more details go to: www. daiwasports. co.
• Adaptable luggage system • Includes accessory bag, chill bag and two barrow retention systems • 30-litre capacity in each bag • Durable hard-wearing material with waterproof base £49. 99 For more details go to www. wychwood-carp. co.
Following the popularity of the Carp Care Cradle, Chub has brought to the market a revamped, and restyled version that is sure to be a success. The new Xtra Protection Cradle now has a unique construction allowing the whole product to fold flat, minimising space required for storage and when in transit. The padded restraining sides have been made stiffer, ensuring maximum protection is offered from all sides. As you would expect, the internal mat is exceptionally well padded for complete support and carp safety.
With an 85-litre capacity and regimented rectangular shape, this tackle bag has been designed specifically for use with carp barrows. The box-like nature allows it to fit seamlessly on a barrow while efficiently taking up minimum space. The overall dimensions are goliath, so fill it accordingly, otherwise it could end up being a very heavy piece of kit. With handy carry straps at both ends it’s easy to transport.
A full tackle system with an integrated bivvy tableContains a full rig board and hook-bait areaAlso contains two pull-away pouches to store your leads and bitsPrice: £79. 99Website: www. daiwasports. co.
Ideal for carrying spare clothes and accessories Made from the rugged and reliable Endura material Features a reinforced base and multiple pocketsPrice: £34. 99 Website: www. aquaproducts. co.
• Ideal for stalking or surface fishing sessions• Two internal and two smaller external pockets • Adjustable shoulder strap • Made in the UK Price: £35Website: www. loneangler. co. uk.
I use a few bits from the OCD (Organised Compact Design) luggage range but one of my favourites has to be this carryall. With its multiple lift-out accessory bags it makes keeping my gear organised and in the right place an absolute doddle. There are six small and two large bags, which fit perfectly inside the carryall. A quick-access front pocket is a brilliant addition and the two end pockets will each house one of the small accessory cases if needed.
• Compact size – 2kg capacity• Keeps bait fresher for longer• Can be used to store food and drink• Features neoprene carry handleRRP: £15. 99FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO: www. aquaproducts. co.
Jumbo bag designed to sit perfectly on most barrows. The rigid lid stops it collapsing and, once opened, gives easy access to the contents. Multiple outer pockets are ideal for those fast-access products. Chunky zips and heavy-duty materials make it a robust piece of kit too.
Carryall system, that takes four or eight small cases. Featuring comfortable compression straps and a fast access pocket for your tackle box. Shimano Organised Compact-Design Carryall – £44. 99Available: NowFor more information go to www.