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Pike
Westin W3 Powercast 2nd Generation 8ft 3" 20-80g
The improved and reinforced 2nd generation of our popular W3 Powercast series is designed to meet the demands of the modern predator angler.
Westin W3 PowerShad 2nd Generation 8ft 15 - 40g
The W3 Powershad 2nd Generation rods are a series of medium fast actioned rods for the all-round predator angler, designed to handle both soft and hard lures.
Westin W3 Vertical Jigging-T 2nd Generation 6ft 2" 14-28g
W3 Vertical Jigging-T 2nd Generation rods are made with Torayca® High performance Carbon fibers giving a fast and ultra-responsive blank, that will help you detect any bite and set the hook easily.
Westin W6 CR Telescopic Landing Net 4m
Perfect for street fishing, bank fishing and when fishing from bridges, in fact any time you have a long reach to net fish.
Daiwa Prorex X Baitcasting 7-32g (PXE712MHFB-AS)
If lure fishing for pike or vertical jigging for perch and zander is your game look no further than the Prorex X, at the top of its game it features Fuji Skeleton reel seat for more feel through the blank making bites more distinguished.
Westin W3 Ultrastick 7' / 210cm ML 7-28G Rod
One of the most versatile medium sized lure rods ever created, giving you the ultimate compromise between an awesome rod and an unbelievable price
Westin W2 Powerteez 8ft 4" 14-49g
Balance is key when jigging or pelagic fishing with soft lures and you will instinctively know that these rods feel ‘just right’.
Pike Pro Rucksack
PikePro have taken a new look at rucksack design, with extra large outer pockets capable of carrying all of the gear and bait you need to get the rods out without rooting around in the main compartment.
Westin W6 C&R Telescopic Landing Net 3m Small
Perfect for street fishing, bank fishing and when fishing from bridges, in fact any time you have a long reach to net fish.
Abu Garcia MAX X Black Ops Spinning Combo 702m 10-30G
The Abu Garcia Max X Black Ops Spinning Combos are light, modern, strong and reliable spinning combos for predator fishing.
