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 BUMP BARSIt is probably fair to say, the Bump Bar has changed the way many people fish the ‘long pole’ and, despite a flood of imitations, it was Fox who pioneered the system. They might be ungainly to look at, but ask anyone who has fished with a Bump Bar and they will tell you they couldn’t do without one. Like all good ideas, the Bump bar is quite simple: it attaches to the front of footplates and platforms and serves as an extra point of support for poles, lessening the overall weight held by the angler. The ribbed foam stops poles from being damaged and being blown about in wind. Two models are available: a standard fixed model where the bar is at 90 degrees to the supports and a folding design. Both models are also available as a comprehensive kit which comprises: a Bump Bar, four accessory blocks and 1000mm bar. Picture Shown is the Folding Bump Bar Kit
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