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Pegs and heads unite several different aids: Rod supports, interchangeable heads, combs and accessories for accurate distance reproduction. One serves to arrange the tackle along the shore, and the other helps to prepare the line. Therefore, the choice begins with the specific task, not just the shape or brand of the accessory.

Measuring pegs PRESTON MEASURING STICKS give a clear way to repeat metering. The set includes a rope length of 5 m, or 16 feet, and two color removable limiters for marking different distances. The pegs are driven into the ground at a set distance, after which the line is wrapped around them as many times as needed for the distance sought.

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The practical work begins once you have already determined where you want to submit the montage. Stretch the line evenly between the two points and count each full coil in the same way. Color limiters allow you to keep two separate measures with one set for example, when alternating a near and a far spot without each time starting the measurement from the beginning.

In supports, the role of individual parts is also different. The peg provides a position in the ground, the head shapes the spot on which the fishing rod rests, and the comb allows the support point to be moved in width. Consider whether you are looking for a single fixed position, or the ability to quickly change the angle according to the current, wind, and arrangement of the remaining fishing rods.

Compatibility must be established before departure for the fishing venue. Compare the attachment method between the peg and the head and check that the selected support works with the platform, stand or other system you are wearing. On a hard bank in advance find a place where the peg can be placed securely; force in a stony base can leave the support unstable.

After use, count the turns once more if you are going to keep the distance for a next cast, and record which measure denotes each limiter. When you're in the house, release the line calmly, clean the soil off the pegs, and dry the rope before you roll it up. Keep sharp ends protected in luggage so as not to damage fishing lines, cases or other accessories during carry-on.

Arrange the place by the water, comparing the carp direction in Carp fishing poles and heads with complementary solutions from Platform Accessories and decide how you will match them. If you want to go beyond this group, come back through All products and continued according to the type of fishing.