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Description
Nash Subterfuge Bankstick Bags are designed to carry four full size alarms on individual banksticks, plus four sticks with rear rests attached. With the standard size taking sticks up to 26 inches (66cm) with alarms and the XL taking sticks up to 48 inches (122cm) with alarms. Ideal storage for the angler that prefers to use single banksticks rather than a full pod system. With a reinforced base and internal padding and with a webbing locking loop to prevent the bag from opening.
Features
- Standard Bankstick Bag takes sticks up to 26 inches (66cm) with alarms
- XL Bankstick Bag takes sticks up to 48 inches (122cm) with alarms
- Guide capacity - four full size alarms on sticks and four sticks with rear rests
- Can also be used for retainers, marker poles or Prodding Sticks
- Internally padded and with webbing locking loop to prevent the bag from opening
- Reinforced base
Specifications
- Subterfuge Bankstick Bag Standard - Takes sticks up to 26 inches (66cm) with alarms
- Subterfuge Bankstick Bag X Large - Takes sticks up to 48 inches (122cm) with alarms
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- Our system will provide you with an expected day of delivery when you checkout, but if you order before 1pm this item can be dispatched the same working day, orders placed after 1pm will usually be processed the next working day. Once the order has been dispatched it will either arrive with Royal Mail or DHL.
- We only dispatch Monday to Friday, so if you order after 1pm on Friday then your order will be dispatched on Monday.
- *Next day delivery is available if you select DHL Delivery at checkout. Please note that this is an estimate only and not a guaranteed service.
- For more information please see our Delivery Information.
