Barrows

Dangler is the Ebay of the fishing industry, built by anglers for anglers.

A barrow and accessible luggage range designed to make your sessions easier and more organised.

Marc Coulson’s verdict - Money well spent, which is saying something for me! 5/5 As I mentioned in my diary piece this month, it was a bit of a trial getting hold of these, but after some serious time spent on the phone to various tackle shops across the UK, Johnson Ross and Climax Tackle eventually came up trumps. To say I haven’t looked back since owning them would be an understatement because they have been a revelation. I’ve never truly found a barrow that I was absolutely happy with until this one, which I happened to notice my mate Scott Day from Fox do a video for on the Fox YouTube channel. I was struck by just how low Scott’s gear was when piled on to the barrow, something I’ve always tried to achieve but without success, despite not carrying what I would consider an overly large a amount of gear.

A versatile, well-padded unhooking mat designed by Dave Lane Doubles up as a tackle transport solution Heavy-duty and durable construction Removable liner for ease of use Features an oversized lid to ensure your quarry is safe £74. 99 WWW. TOTALFISHINGGEAR. CO.

Sometimes the simplest designs can be the best and, in the case of this barrow, especially if you’re a day-only angler, this is bang on. My mate asked me why you’d ever use a barrow on a day session? I was like: “You’re kidding, right?” It makes perfect sense to fish off a barrow and be in a position to move what little gear you have quickly and without fuss. In which case, a barrow of this kind of size is perfect. Easy to set up and with adjustable front bars and undercarriage bag, this is absolutely spot-on and Korum has hit its intended market perfectly.

A super-sturdy, well-balanced, easy-to-push barrow with folding side and front arms. It comes with a large, low-slung centre bag and two side pockets, which are ideally suited to carry water bottles and suchlike. It has a unique ‘fold flat-stay flat’ transport-minded design and is supplied with a custom-fit rain cover and two luggage straps. 
JRC Easy Rider Extreme Barrow – £224.

Having changed my car from a family-sized MPV to a much smaller model I have had to rethink some of my tackle items. My new motor is still an estate, but it’s a very compact version so, sadly, my previous barrow, which I really liked, had to go. The Metro is the smallest in the range and is ideally suited to anglers with smaller cars or who don’t take mountains of gear. It’s performed really well, and it copes comfortably with my bedchair (I open the legs to form side arms on the barrow), rucksack, rod bag, bivvy and bait bucket.