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If smaller items of luggage are well designed they will save you valuable fishing time when you get to your swim. During the design process we strive to achieve this practicality, and we’re always looking for ways to improve the Prodigy luggage and accessories.


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Reel Bags Prodigy Reel Bags offer a little extra room to store


your reels comfortably in their main compartments. They also feature spare spool/line pockets. Both storage areas have double zip pullers for fast access and reinforced ribbing to maintain their shape, along with reinforced water resistant bases.


GRB010Medium Reel Bag GRB020 Large Reel Bag


RRP £9.99 RRP £11.99


ROD BANDS Made from stretchy neoprene, allowing just the right


tension when strapping rod sections together, combined with Velcro locking to provide a very firm grip.


GPR0B010 Tip Protector RRP £3.99


Klip-on Unhooking Mats clip to all Prodigy bags


Butt Protector


TIP & BUTT PROTECTORS Neoprene reinforced tip and butt protectors, designed


to keep tackled up 2 or 3 section rods safe in transit. The Velcro locking straps are easier to operate and less tangle prone than cord versions.


GPTBP010 RRP £5.99


KLIP-ON UNHOOKINGMATS The Prodigy Klip-On UnhookingMats offer a safe surface


for unhooking your fish. They have pegging points in each corner and are roomy enough for you to kneel on. They can be rolled up and attached to all Prodigy bags and rucksacks. The attachment straps are housed in discrete storage pockets, so they can be tucked neatly away while themat is in use. Another bonus feature is a shallow tool pocket, ideal for keeping your forceps or various disgorgers in. GPUHM010Medium 90cm X 60cm GPUHM020 Large 120cm X 85cm


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RRP £12.99 RRP £19.99


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