Transportation of fishing equipment

Bulky equipment

An angler, whether carping or fishing for predators, carries bulky and sometimes fragile gear: long rods, reels, tackle boxes, bait, chair or bed chair. You often have to walk from the car park to the spot along the banks. A good transport system protects the rods, consolidates the equipment into a minimum number of trips and saves your back. It's organised based on your technique and the duration of your sessions.

Other storage options

Transport also comes in various forms:

• Small luggage.
• Storage.

All transport options can be found on the transport page.

Protecting the rods

The rods are the most vulnerable items. A rigid or padded tube protects the match rods and their sections during transport. The case with multiple compartments holds several assembled rods with their reels, ready to fish upon arrival: a valuable time saver for carp anglers. The quiver cases gather rods, landing nets and umbrellas. Choose a case that matches the length of your rods, with straps for shoulder carrying.

Barrows, bags and cool boxes

For long sessions, a barrow or fishing trolley, with large all-terrain wheels, carries the biwy, bed chair, rods and bait in one trip. The carryall with large pockets helps organise smaller gear. The bucket with a lid transports and keeps the groundbait and pellets fresh. The cool box keeps live baits and maggots cool in hot weather. Distribute heavy loads low down to keep the barrow stable on the paths.

Good deals

Good bargains can also be found in good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals feature the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The key times of the year follow a stable order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the year-end holidays, winter sales, spring French Days, then summer sales and back-to-school.

Frequently asked questions

How to transport fishing rods without damaging them?

A rigid tube or padded case protects the rods from shocks in the boot and along the banks, preventing the eyes and tips from breaking or lines from tangling.

Tube or simple case: which one to choose?

The tube can hold several assembled rods with their reels, saving time during setup. The simple case, being lighter, protects one or two disassembled rods for mobile fishing.

Is a fishing barrow really useful?

Whenever the spot is far from the car park, the barrow or trolley avoids multiple trips and saves your back: you can load the chair, bed chair, buckets and bags at once. It becomes essential for carp anglers on a multi-day session.

How to keep baits fresh by the water?

A cool box or insulated bag keeps worms, maggots, and baits cool in hot weather and prevents them from dying. Place it in the shade with a block of ice to last the whole day.

Which bag to take for mobile lure fishing?

For mobile lure or float fishing, a lightweight bag carried over the shoulder or on the back keeps tackle boxes, pliers, and spools within easy reach, leaving hands free to move along the banks.