
Building your own rod wrapping jig: a step by step plan
Building a rod wrapping jig takes little more than a board, a few brackets and some felt. Here is the build plan, the tension setting and the limits of the home made version.

Building a rod wrapping jig takes little more than a board, a few brackets and some felt. Here is the build plan, the tension setting and the limits of the home made version.


Our fishing stories abroad: what worked on site, and the rods that made the journey.
The blank and assembly that suit each fish, with feedback from our rodbuilders.
















Two Rodhouse Pro-Staffs, two strategies against the Bréhat currents: discovering new water for one, meticulous pre-fishing for the other. The story of a dema...

The Mediterranean's two leading techniques: slow jigging and slow trolling. Blank, reel, leader and lead for amberjack and dentex, with three complete setups.

September brings together water still at its warmest, tight shoals of bait and bass at their heaviest. Here is how to read British tides and which setup to b...

In Jersey the tide uncovers up to twelve metres of coast and redraws every mark several times a day. Here is how to read those windows and which setups to us...

The rocky coasts of the Aegean are fished light, but each technique calls for a different rod. Here is how to choose between rockfishing, eging and light sho...

Same DNA as the legendary Statement 724, but with a power that changes everything. The WKS-Statement727 pushes the concept up to 50 g and opens the door to d...

Between the Statement 722 and the 724, a link was missing. The WKS-R663-XO has filled that gap with flying colours. Built on the R 663-1 blank from Rodbuilde...

Designed by anglers for anglers, the WKS-PPS SLJ66-175 has quickly become the reference rod for slow jigging at sea. Round action in the fight, responsive ti...

A favourite among trolling bass anglers, the WKS-MB807-1HM owes its reputation to nothing but merit. Cutting-edge technology, unique sensations and formidabl...