Preston Monster Xtreme Distance Feeder 3.8m 150g

Preston Monster Xtreme Distance Feeder 3.8m — Cast Further, Land Bigger

Power meets precision in the shortest model of Preston's Monster Xtreme Distance range. Built to launch heavy feeders beyond 100m while maintaining a forgiving fish-playing action, this 3.8m feeder rod excels on commercial fisheries and fast-flowing rivers alike.

Effortless Long-Range Casting

The strong, powerful blank propels feeders up to 120m with ease, thanks to its long handle design and balanced construction. Distance Seaguide guides ensure smooth line flow during the cast, while the 150g casting weight rating handles everything from mid-weight cages to large method feeders loaded with bait.

Progressive Fish-Playing Action

Don't let the power rating fool you—this rod retains a stunning playing curve that absorbs lunges and protects hooklinks. Whether you're battling hard-fighting carp on commercials or tackling barbel in heavy current, the forgiving blank gives you control without compromising on backbone.

Choose the Right Variant

The Monster Xtreme Distance range offers rods and tips for every long-range scenario:

• Monster Xtreme Distance Feeder 3.8m (150g) — ideal for distances up to 120m, commercial-style carp fishing, and rivers with moderate flow; supplied with 3oz, 4oz & 6oz tips

• Monster Xtreme Distance Feeder 4.0m (180g) — the all-rounder for distances up to 140m and heavy-flow water; supplied with 3oz, 4oz & 6oz tips

• Monster Xtreme Distance Feeder 4.2m (200g) — the longest model for extreme distances beyond 160m and keeping line off the water in fast rivers; supplied with 3oz, 4oz & 6oz tips

• 3.0oz, 4.0oz, 6.0oz & 8oz Quivertips — replacement or spare tips to match feeding conditions and flow strength

Facts

• Rod length: 3.8m (12'6")

• Casting weight: 150g

• Transport length: 131cm

• Supplied quiver tips: 3oz, 4oz, 6oz

• Distance Seaguide guides

• Long casting handle

• Powerful, fish-playing blank

• Warning: Contains carbon fibers—do not use near power lines or during thunderstorms due to electric shock risk