The Carp Hunter brand offers tackle at a reasonable price for predator and non-predator fishing.

Telescopic rods equipped with a reel are enjoying increasing popularity nowadays. For many anglers, it’s not easy to transport their tackle, while other just simply find it difficult to handle two or three section rods.

When making the Carp Hunter Tele these needs were addressed. It’s made from composite, which combines the characteristics of the materials, ensuring and keeping a reasonable price. The blank is light and flexible, but it’s rigid enough for casting and setting the hook.

Besides, what is probably the biggest advantage of composite rods, is that they’re less sensitive to injuries. While a knock by a sharp object might be the end of a carbon rod, composite rods are tough and these injuries are only scratches on the surface of the blank. An attractive appearance and an easy-to-handle design characterizes the integrated green-black handle of the rod, which also reduces weight. Its spongy material delivers comfortable grasp even when you grab it with wet hands.

The screw lock reel seat holds the reel securely.

The optimal reel depends on the different lengths: 210-2000; 240-2000/3000; 270-3000/4000; 300-4000/5000.

However, these are only approximate sizes. The right size depends on the weight of the given reel.

Their transport length is very favorable as there are no guides on the handle. Depending on the size, the transport length is between 45-60cm. Smaller sizes are great for floating in the margins or spinning for beginner anglers too! Small children who want to try float fishing can also be happy with it! The longer versions can easily launch heavier feeders and leads to the right spot. You can also use them for floating on snaggy swims. Tip: If you use traditional bite indicators, tie the end of the indicator to the rod rest so that it can fall off when setting the hook. It can be a good choice for beginner children anglers too. The series offer a good value for money.

They are widespread rods. At least 2/3 of the rods bends when playing the fish. Slow action rods are a bit harder than other rods, but they are soft enough to absorb the strikes, reducing the chance of hook pulls. Modern rods often have slim handle which are coated only at the end and above the reel seat to reduce weight. The rod features the most frequent screw lock reel seat. This type has been used for decades because of its simplicity and reliability.

The reel can be secured with a locking nut. In the beginning, only top category rods had so called SIC (Silicon carbide) guides. But today, with the development of technology, they are widely used. Thanks to its outstanding resistance to corrosion and relatively light weight, it has become one of the favorite types of manufacturers.