Fox Alarms now in stock

Fox Alarms, Indicators and Receivers are famous amongst all anglers for the great range that they produce. They always have the angler in mind when designing new products thats why their range of high quality micron alarms and indicators suit all budgets and offer the angler a complete bite indicator set-up. Fox bite alarms and receivers are so well known within carp fishing circles due to the quality, reliability and versatility throughout. There new Micron range are packed full of innovative features, and are all designed to offer unrivalled performance.


Fox Micron® M+ Bite Alarm

With the amazing new technology developed for the ground-breaking, top of the range N Series of alarms, now at Fox's disposal, it was only right to further improve some of their biggest-selling ranges of alarms.

The Micron M+ is the first to benefit from a whole host of new features. Immediately you’ll notice its classic Fox Micron look, with a raised 5mm red LED. It’s powered by 2 x AAA batteries, which coupled with new internal circuitry, offers an extra long battery life. It has an indexed front volume adjustment knob that’s easy to use. The M+ has a piezo speaker for clear audible indication of a run, with robust rubber inlays in the ‘ears’ to prevent rod slippage. There are also 2 outputs: one for power out, and one for transmitter out. This has to be one of the best alarms for the money ever!

Features include:-
• Red 5mm LED
• Indexed pot volume adjustment knob
• 2 x outputs (1 x power out, 1 x transmitter out)
• Raw plastic finish (ABS)
• Piezo speaker for clear sound
• Brass threaded stud
• Nylon thread cap
• Hardcase included
• Rubber ear inlays
• Operates on 2 x AAA batteries

Fox Micron® MX+ Bite Alarm

Exhibiting the classic Micron styling the new MX+ has a cone speaker for sharp, crisp sound, a raised 5mm blue front LED and front rotational knobs to allow quick and easy adjustment of tone and volume and rubber ear inlays to prevent rod slippage.

In addition there is two-stage sensitivity, power and transmitter outputs and enhanced electronics to maximise battery life. The MX+ is also fully compatible with the TX-R Micro Transmitter.
Features
• 2 x AAA batteries
• Blue 5mm LED
• 2 stage sensitivity
• Cone speaker for enhanced sound quality
• Indexed pot tone adjustment knob
• Indexed pot volume adjustment knob
• 2 x outputs: 1 x power out.1 x transmitter out
• Raw plastic finish (ABS)
• Hall effect bite sensor
• Brass threaded stud
• PA thread cap
• Hardcase included.


We have both these alarms in stock right now plus loads of other FOX goodies including Warrior rods, stratos reels and safezone unhooking and carp care products.

Yet More Stock!

Hello all, I have been busy fishing which is why the blog hasnt been updated for a little while, sorry.
Anyway even though we thought the shop was full to capacity it has done its normal tardis impression and we now have even more stock! We are now FOX stockists so that means loads of new goodies for you all from bivvies, chairs and bedchairs to luggage, rods, reels and end tackle for all the carp anglers. Also we will have all the new products from the FOX Match range as and when it is released. Then as we go into the autumn and our thoughts start turning to predator fishing we have access to all the FOX rage predator tackle including all the sexy new lures and Jerkbaits. I know we shouldnt wish the summer away but I for one cant wait to get my hands on some of the great looking predator tackle in the FOX rage range.

Cormorant Watch

Cormorant Watch Website Launched by Angling Trust

The CormorantWatch website is quick and easy to use.

The Angling Trust has launched a new web site for you and your fishing friends to record sightings of cormorants, goosanders and mergansers throughout the UK. This includes a short video message from Angling Trust Chief Executive Mark Lloyd introducing this new initiative.

The new site at www.cormorantwatch.org is easy to use - it takes less than a minute to record your sighting.

Don't forget to bookmark the site, keep your eyes peeled and come back every time you want to report a sighting.

The Angling Trust succeeded in persuading the Fisheries Minister Richard Benyon to carry out a review of the cormorant licensing procedure and he has stated that he is prepared to take "bold decisions". As part of this review, the Trust needs data on the abundance of cormorants to convince the government to take decisive action. So now it's your turn - go to www.cormorantwatch.org and make a difference.

Angling Trust Chief Executive Mark Lloyd commented "This is a moment when anglers need to stand up and be counted to persuade politicians to simplify licensing procedures and allow greater controls on cormorant numbers - a decision which could affect the future of fishing for the next generation. All anglers who see one of these birds in the next few months must make the effort to visit cormorantwatch.org and put a pin in the map, whether they are a member of the Angling Trust or not."

More New Stock!

We have just acquired accounts with Okuma, Prologic, Ron Thompson, Savage Gear and Scierra. This gives us and you access to some fantastic fishing tackle from the excellent Okuma reels, the fantastic range of Prologic carp tackle from alarms and bivvies to end tackle, Savage Gear lures and predator tackle and rods through to the superb Scierra range of fly fishing rods, reels, waders and accessories. While we dont have the space to carry the full ranges of these products in the shop we will be stocking some of the more popular items and we can of course order anything from their ranges.

Normal Service

The website is up and running again

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At the moment the website is down we are working as fast as we can to rectify the problem. Normal service will be resumed as soon as possible.

Countdown to the river season!

Its not long now until the river fishing season opens again and I dont know about you but I cant wait. I am already checking my tackle and making sure I have everything that I need. There is nothing worse than getting to your peg, opening your box and discovering all your tackle exactly as you put it away in March! Missing shot and hooks, no float rubbers to attach that stick float! Now is the time to check your tackle box and of course you could always treat yourself to something new for a new season!
Check your fishing tackle now then you leave yourself plenty of time to call in and collect what you need. Make sure your club licence hasnt expired and if it has get a new one, of course we all have our new rod licence by now dont we? If not then click here to buy it online For a true Angler nothing can beat that feeling of being sat by the river bank on the first day of the season. So wherever you are going and whatever your targets.
Tight Lines everyone.