The A-Class 9' Method Feeder is built for short-range bomb and method feeder fishing on commercial venues. Compact, responsive and easy to handle, it is perfect for accurate close-range casting and gives anglers excellent control when playing fish under the rod tip. A-Class Feeder Rod Range: The A-Class Feeder Rod range has been developed to give anglers a dependable, affordable and highly versatile selection of rods for every area of modern feeder fishing. From short-range commercial work to dedicated long-range casting, the range covers compact feeder tactics, all-round method fishing and extreme distance applications, while maintaining the progressive fish-playing action and user-friendly performance that define the A-Class range. Built using 24/30T tensile carbon blank construction, the A-Class Feeder Rods strike an excellent balance between strength, responsiveness and reduced weight. The blanks feel crisp and efficient through the cast yet still retain the cushioning progressive action needed to play fish confidently. Across the range, the rods are fitted with Anti-Tangle stainless frame guides to improve line flow and reduce tangles, along with slim aluminium oxide ceramic rings for smooth casting performance, reduced friction and improved durability. A TVS down locking reel seat provides a secure, stable fit for the reel, while the EVA fore grip improves comfort and control when casting, retrieving and playing fish. This is matched with an AA grade cork Armlock handle, shaped to sit naturally against the forearm for improved casting support, especially on the longer and more powerful models. A Guru exclusive EVA rear grip completes the handle design, adding durability, comfort and dependable grip in all conditions. Each rod is supplied with two A-Class LT quiver tips, giving anglers the flexibility to adapt to different feeder weights, conditions and bite indications straight from the sleeve. The 12' Distance Method and Power Distance models are supplied with A-Class DT quiver tips, better suited to the added power and demands of long-range feeder fishing, ensuring each rod is properly matched to its intended use.
