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| Name | Ics In-Line Banjo Xr Feeder - Large 30G |
| EAN | 5056317703771 |
| MPN | P0040093 |
| Brand | Preston |
| Weight | 30g |
| Size | Large |
| Shape | Cage / Feeder |
| Material | Plastic, Lead |
| Rig Type | Method Feeder |
| Quantity | 1pieces |
| Transport length | 8.5cm |
| Interchange system | Yes |
| Water suitability | Freshwater and saltwater |
A banjo feeder protects the feed more closely around the hookbait. That can help the mix stay compact during the cast and on impact, especially when you want a neat, concentrated presentation.
Use 20g for shorter or more delicate presentations, 30g as a versatile middle ground, and 45g when you need extra casting distance or more grip in tow and deeper water.
ICS stands for Interchange System. It lets you change feeder size or weight without taking apart the complete rig, which saves time when conditions change.
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The Preston ICS In-Line Banjo XR Feeder is built for accurate feeder fishing when you want to keep feed compact around the hookbait. Its in-line design and forward weight distribution help with clean casting, stable presentation, and quick adaptation through the Interchange System.
The Banjo XR shape protects the feed better than a standard method feeder. That helps when you want a compact ball of groundbait or pellets to stay together on the cast and settle neatly on the lake bed.
The combination of plastic and lead places weight in the right area of the feeder. This supports straight casting, better control at distance, and a tidy setup for repeatable placement.
As part of Preston's Interchange System, you can switch feeder sizes or weights without rebuilding the full rig. That is useful when distance, depth, or tow changes during a session.
This feeder suits method and feeder tactics for carp, skimmers, F1s, and other coarse fish in stillwaters and gentle running water. Choose the lighter option for a more delicate approach, or step up in weight when you need extra casting stability.
