Gardner Tackle Pocket Rocket Spods

Pocket Rocket: The original mini spod. Perfectly suited for use on any modern carp rod. The Pocket Rocket weighs between 2 and 3 ounces (60-85g) when filled with bait and water Superb aerodynamic design ensures it can be accurately cast an amazing distance for its size Super-buoyant nose cone means that the Pocket Rocket deposits the bait and floats ‘nose up’, so it can also be used as a marker float Simply fill with bait and top up with lake water to reduce ‘spod spill’ and to keep the weight consistent and balanced, guaranteeing a true and accurate flight (a very useful feature when it comes to gaining a high degree of accuracy when baiting up) The solid design, with no holes, enables attractive liquid additives to be used Colours: Yellow or Orange Pocket Rocket XL: The larger payload of the XL Pocket Rocket means that this spod is better suited for baiting up with larger quantities of bait. The XL retains the same aerodynamic properties of the original Pocket Rocket, ensuring remarkable casting stability and balance Its tapered body is designed to ensure consistent bait release every time Due to its larger size, this spod is ideal for longer range tactics if coupled with a more powerful rod Colours: Yellow, Orange or Fluoro Fluoro Rocket XL: Made from a special light absorbent, glow in the dark material, this unique rocket enables far more accurate night time spodding as the angler no longer has to guess whether the spod landed in line with their chosen sight marker. The Fluoro Rocket will ‘charge up’ its glow by absorbing any source of light (sunlight is best) To recharge, simply shine a powerful torch over the spod for a few seconds or use a camera flash several times (the brighter the light source, the more light will be absorbed and the longer the spod will glow for) Pocket Rocket XXL: The largest capacity Pocket Rocket of the range but without the bulk and weight associated with other big spods.
Made from a special light absorbent, glow in the dark material, this unique rocket enables far more accurate night time spodding as the angler no longer has to guess whether the spod landed in line with their chosen sight marker.
The Fluoro Rocket will ‘charge up’ its glow by absorbing any source of light (sunlight is best)
To recharge, simply shine a powerful torch over the spod for a few seconds or use a camera flash several times (the brighter the light source, the more light will be absorbed and the longer the spod will glow for)