Mark William's Product Of The T&G 2009 Show: Preston Innovations Monster Tackle and Accessory Bag - 21/12/2009

But, because there was never a product to solve the problem, we weren’t aware of the problem in the first place. Confusing, but simple! The Monster Tackle and Accessory Bag has...

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Dave Harrell’s Product Of The T&G 2009 Show: Daiwa Tournament Pro X Pole - 21/12/2009

In terms of manufacture and material strength my first impressions were that there wasn’t a huge amount of difference from the pole I’m currently using, although talking to Darren Peel and...

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Tackle & Guns Show 2009: Shakespeare - 21/12/2009

The Mach 3XT reels are now burgundy and feature an aluminium body, a large-diameter bail wire, extra ball bearings that take the total to 11, and a carbon front-drag system. The...

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Tackle & Guns Show 2009: Marukyu - 21/12/2009

Marukyu has the majority market share in Asia and uses a scientific approach to bait manufacture, making this venture into the UK interesting as it’s something our market has never seen...

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Tackle & Guns Show 2009: MAP - 21/12/2009

There are six poles in the new TKS Competition range starting at £399 (125 Competition) and finishing at £1,200 (625 Competition). The MAP ACS reel includes a major advancement in line-clip...

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Tackle & Guns Show 2009: Maver - 21/12/2009

One of the biggest was the MX seatbox range. There are seven in total, starting from £129.99 and culminating in the flashy MX4000 that will retail at £399.99. Plenty of development...

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Tackle & Guns Show 2009: Preston Innovations - 21/12/2009

The Monster Hardcase luggage range has been increased with the Tackle and Accessory Bag. It’s a unique carryall-type bag with three fold-out compartments to neatly store rollers, roosts and the like....

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Tackle & Guns Show 2009: Daiwa - 21/12/2009

The Tournament Pro X and Connoisseur G20 poles are likely to be as popular as the poles they’re superseding – the Tourney Pro and G8 respectively. Daiwa has worked on a...

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