Carp Fishing Rod Rest Strategy Rod Pod 4 Rods

Technical information

- High modulus aluminum structure

- Weight: 5.7 lbs


- Height adjustable feet from 16.5" to 24.8".

- Adjustment in length of the central bar from 24.8" to 47.2"

- Distance between the detectors: 9.4"

- Height adjustment of the buzz bar: 0.4" to 12.2"

- Buzz bar 4 rods included.

- 4 back rod holder included

- Supplied with a transportable carrying case

- No universal screw

ALL TERRAIN!

The possibilities for adjusting the wheelbase of the 4 feet make it possible to fix your support by planting its feet in the ground. It will remain stable in the event fish tug violently or gusts of wind.



Depending on the length of your rod, adapt the length of the support via an adjustment system on the central bar. This will optimize the rod's weight distribution increasing stability.



The khaki color helps to blend into the environment.

THE LITTLE EXTRA

1. The Caperlan Buzz bar 2 or 3 rods available in the Caperlan range are all compatible with the support to go from a 4 rods to a 2 or 3 rods.



2. It is possible to directly adapt the telescopic legs to the buzz bars.

THE LITTLE EXTRA (cont.)

3. Thanks to a front feet locking system, you can adjust its position on the central bar by sliding it and adjusting the inclination of the rods.



4. An additional screw turn in the middle of the buzz bars enables screwing your central transmitters with wire.

Position your rods properly: high or low tip? (1)

Horizontal position: this is your rod's natural position. It is suited to most middle-distance fishing conditions in closed waters that are free of obstacles.



Low position or immersed end: the advantage of this position is that it makes your line less visible on the bottom. Use this position when fishing in water with clean beds. This position also prevents your line from moving in strong wind.

Position your rods properly: high or low tip? (2)

High position: if there are obstacles between your position and the fishing spot, you need to keep your line well clear of them. Do this by pointing your rod skyward. In very long-distance fishing, such as on a lake, contact with the rig is better and any unseen obstacles can be avoided.



Use the high position for river fishing, so that your line is not exposed to the force of the current that will displace your rig.