AQUADRY GROUNDBAIT SYSTEM Designed from EVA throughout this combination of carrier,
riddle and bowls offers the ideal system for preparing, transporting and protection your groundbait. The main carrier bowl offers a generous diameter of 40cm with a
depth of around 20cm and features a rigid rim. Its zip off lid allows for access when still in situ, protecting your bait during rain. The plastic riddle sits inside the rigid rim leaving allowing bait to
riddle through and ensuring clearance underneath during transport. Also included and available separately are two EVA bowls of 30cm and 24cm diameters.
MODEL
DADGBS1 DADB1
DESCRIPTION AquaDry Groundbait System AquaDry Groundbait Bowls (30cm & 24cm)
RRP
£39.99 £19.99
AQUADRY GROUNDBAIT BOWLS Supplied as a pair (30cm & 24cm)
MODEL DADB1
DESCRIPTION AquaDry Groundbait Bowls (30cm & 24cm)
GROUNDBAIT BOWLS These groundbait bowls are made from lightweight
PVC backed nylon and collapse flat for easy transport. Available in black or red they feature a rigid rim and offer a 33cm/13” diameter and 14cm/5.5” depth.
RRP £19.99
TEAM DAIWA SEAT BOXES This range of convenient seat boxes are made
from durable injection moulded plastic. Excellent for transporting and protecting kit. Side trays available separately.
MODEL GBBR
GBBBLK 76 // DESCRIPTION
Groundbait Bowl Red 33cm x 14cm Groundbait Bowl Black 33cm x 14cm
2013 Catalogue RRP
£3.99 £3.99
MODEL TDSB1 TDSB2 TDST1
DESCRIPTION
Team Daiwa Seat Box-Large Team Daiwa Seat Box-Medium
Team Daiwa Side Tray for TDSB1 & 2 RRP
£44.99 £34.99 £4.25
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