Guru 18 Litre Bucket

The Guru Multi Riddle, 3 interchangeable mesh riddles with 3mm, 4mm and 6mm size options. Designed as a perfect fit for Guru and Mainline 17 Litre buckets clicking securely straight on top. Ideal for cleaning maggots and removing lumps from groundbait mixes. The discs which make up the riddle simply lock into the riddle body, staying firmly in place. To remove, simply turn over and push the disc out. 

Guru X - Safe Method Feeder, Traditionally, there was no particular science to hook bait placement within the method ball and your bait could even become trapped inside or under the feeder frame. Guru has, quite literally, turned this upside down. Commercial master Steve Ringer engineered a ground-breaking hook bait platform, which sits on the opposite side of the feeder to the main weight loading, ensuring that the hook bait sits on top of the feeder cast after cast.

Guru's new Super Tight Line stops have been designed to grip even the thinnest lines very tightly, meaning you need to use less on your line than ever before. Each size has its own use: the smallest size is ideal for locking small wagglers onto the thinnest of mainlines. If you’re using a tiny loaded waggler to cast to surface-feeding carp or silvers on the drop, for example, or locking small surface controllers. Medium stops are perfect for locking off medium sized wagglers and also for anchoring small feeders and bombs just where you want them to be fixed. A really easy cage feeder or bomb rig involves using a medium stop as a buffer with a bead between the feeder and stop. You can also adjust the length of the hook link by sliding the stop up and down.The large size comes into its own when you need to anchor bigger feeders, bombs and the biggest of floats securely in place, particularly pellet wagglers. When you’re casting big, loaded pellet wagglers, the bigger stops in pairs are perfect for keeping everything locked into place. Because the Super Tight Line Stops are so tight fitting, it is advised that you moisten your line before adjusting each stop individually.