Best Carp Rod? The Fox Warrior Carp Rod Review

This week’s tackle review of the Fox warrior carp rods.

This week’s review comes to you from carp addict James Samways.

He has owned a pair Fox warrior rods from around 5 months and is edger to spread the word on how much he loves his latest carp rods.

Why did I buy the product?

Initially I needed to upgrade my rods because my previous carp rods were falling apart so I needed to find a more reliable carp rod.

After thinking about what I wanted for my next rods I also wanted to upgrade my test curve from 2.75 to 3 ptc too. I wanted to find a blank with a built in line clip with a more stylish design and the Fox warrior rods ticked all the boxes for me.

The top features

• The rod has a built in line clip which increases indication sensitivity and creates bolt rig effect when you get a run
• The rod has large thick line ring guides which makes the line flow through with ease
• With a 3ptc plus version makes casting large leads easy
• The rod has a good bend which makes it easier to avoid hook pulls from any size of fish
• The rod has balanced weight distributed throughout the rod, from the handle to the tip, making your cast more efficient

The warrior model has been around for a long time with only minor adjustments added to each latest model so know you’re getting quality for your money.

Other details

• This rod comes in a few various test curves such as 2.75lb, 3lb and 3.5lb
• You can also find this rod with a cork handle option if that’s something you favour
• You can find this rod in numerous rod lengths such as 10ft, 12ft and 13ft

After using the rods for over five months I would highly recommend them to anyone I know as Fox know how to create quality carp rods.

How much and where can I find it?

You can find this rod for around £70 from your local tackle shop or buy from amazon for a little cheaper.

Conclusion

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