Lusty & Blundell picks up Exploding Fish Agency

Lusty and Blundell is to distribute the innovative Exploding Fish rotating rod holder range in New Zealand and throughout the South Pacific.

Exploding Fish rod holders enable fishers to position their rods at the angle that best suits their fishing and quickly and easily change that position. The product has already proven popular in Australia and with knowledgeable Kiwi fishers.

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Designed and engineered in Australia and manufactured to exacting standards in Thailand, Exploding Fish rotating rod holders allow fishers to rotate the angle of their rods through 360 degrees with just the push of a button. This ensures their rods are always set to the best angle for the prevailing winds, tides, currents and wave actions. Fishers can also instantly adjust both the spread and the angles of their rods when trolling, drifting, bottom fishing or at anchor, and effortlessly bring their rod tips on board to re-bait or remove fish.

They are available in three sleeve angles (0, 15 and 30 degrees), manufactured in 316L stainless steel and come with an impressive five-year warranty.

Product information is available from Lusty and Blundell on (09) 415-8303 or at www.lusty-blundell.co.nz.

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