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Fisky' really good feeders!

I will check out my local pound shop next time.
Cheers Adrian
 
Never lowered a big feeder close in into a river before? Its not always about casting into the distance. I have also been slated before on the banks for using 6 to 8oz of lead to hold bottom but when lowering in baits in to a position where you want them to stay due to the current speed, both tactics pay off time and again.
 
Julian, despite being fished for with all the modern baits and methods I happen to know that the new Dove record taken on the last weekend of the season fell to simple pellet feeder tactics.
It's not what you do it's how you do it.
 
I've just had a losd of Fisky Feeders and at £1.50 for a 5 once feeder I'm very pleased. I've used them before and they do stand the test of time.
I got 10 X 5 once feeders for less than £20 inc P&P so still less than £2 per feeder. :D
 
If. I didn't make my own feeders I would certainly buy fiskys they are just so well made and put mine to shame. What's the max weight of one of fiskys feeders?
 
Deffo 8oz Jon. I got Jim Foxall some some at the same time I got mine he had half a dozen 8oz. You'll probably get to see them when he comes up to fish with you. I hope them big rods of his are good and strong it'll be like casting a house brick.
Are you looking in Jim ??.
I bottled it and stopped at 5oz. :rolleyes:
 
Over 8oz doesn't make for a pleasurable days fishing IMO.
 
Fiskys fffeeders are the dogs been using them for ages and still on originals he also does a great line in coated leads ;)
 
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