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Protects feed in a compact accurate presentation
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| Name | Ics In-Line Banjo Xr Feeder - Small 30G |
| EAN | 5056317703726 |
| MPN | P0040088 |
| Brand | Preston |
| Weight | 30g |
| Size | Small |
| Material | Plastic, lead |
| Rig Type | Inline, Method Feeder |
| Quantity | 1pieces |
Choose Small for a compact amount of feed and Medium when you want to deliver more feed on each cast.
Use the lighter option when less casting weight is sufficient, and move to a heavier feeder when extra range or stability is needed. Match the choice to your rod, swim and conditions.
It lets you change compatible feeder sizes and weights without taking the entire rig apart, so you can adapt more quickly at the water.
The supplier recommends it for carp, skimmers and F1 carp, especially when the feed needs more protection than on a standard method feeder.
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The Preston ICS (Interchange System) In-Line Banjo XR Feeder keeps feed better protected than a standard method feeder while supporting accurate casting at varied ranges. Its forward-weighted plastic and lead construction concentrates weight where it helps stability in flight.
The Banjo XR shape holds the feed compactly during the cast and presents it around the hookbait at the chosen spot. It is suited to feeder fishing for carp, skimmers and F1 carp when a more protected feed load is useful.
The forward-weighted design supports consistent casting and can be used from short range to demanding long-range swims. Choose the feeder weight to suit the casting distance and conditions, then select the size for the amount of feed required.
The Interchange System lets you alternate compatible feeder sizes and weights without dismantling the complete rig. This makes it easier to adapt the presentation as distance, feeding response or conditions change.
The feeder contains plastic and lead. Keep it securely attached, recover damaged tackle where possible, and dispose of plastic and weights through suitable local recycling or waste channels.
