| Reference | Diamètre | Modèle | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
C20
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Ø 20 mm | C20 | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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70.75 (CHF) incl tax
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C26
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Ø 26 mm | C26 | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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80.85 (CHF) incl tax
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The boilie throwing stick FOX Rangemaster C20 Throwing Stick is an essential accessory for saving time on the bank and placing your bait exactly where you need it. This carp throwing stick allows you to launch round baits (such as boilies or other similarly shaped baiting particles) without the need for a catapult or spod, making it a simple, quiet, and effective solution for long-range baiting. Thanks to repeated manual casting, you can create a clean, progressive baiting area while easily adjusting distance and spread to suit the fishing situation.
Designed to support active sessions, this throwing stick focuses on trajectory consistency and ease of use. It is suited both to anglers who want to place bait precisely around a target area (a drop-off, hole, margin, or shelf) and to those who prefer to scatter bait to encourage fish to feed and move around. In practice, it is an excellent tool for optimizing your approach to carp fishing: fast baiting before nightfall, discreet top-ups during a session, or occasional reinforcement after a run.
The main advantage of a Fox boilie throwing stick like the Rangemaster C20 Throwing Stick is the combination of simplicity and effectiveness. No special setup or bulky gear is required: you simply pick up the tool, load a bait, and cast. This method makes reactive baiting easy, in small sequences, without interrupting your fishing. It is also particularly useful when you want to stay discreet, for example on pressured waters or in the margins, where overly noisy baiting can reduce your chances.
Another key benefit is flexibility. A throwing stick can be used both to place a tight baited area (by repeating identical casts) and to create a wider spread (by deliberately varying the angle). This versatility helps you adapt to active fish, changing wind conditions, or a multi-spot strategy. Finally, working with round baits promotes a smooth release during casting, which improves baiting consistency and therefore the repeatability of your approach.
To get the most from your carp throwing stick, start from a stable stance, slightly side-on, and use a smooth motion rather than a sharp movement. Load one bait at a time, then cast while keeping a steady rhythm: consistency is the key to reproducing the same distance. Adjust the trajectory by changing the release angle and the range of motion, and do not hesitate to make a few practice casts to get your bearings according to the weather.
To improve accuracy, choose a visual reference (tree, pole, bank line) in line with your spot. In crosswind conditions, slightly compensate your aim and favor more direct casts. As for bait, use dry, clean boilies: a bait that is too sticky or damaged can affect the release and make the flight path less stable. After your session, a simple clean and dry is usually enough to keep the tool ready to use.
Question 1: What is a boilie throwing stick used for?
Answer: It is used to launch boilies and other round baits over distance from the bank, allowing for fast and controlled baiting.
Question 2: Is it suitable for carp fishing?
Answer: Yes, it is a very popular tool in carp fishing for neatly baiting a spot, topping up during a session, or scattering bait to stimulate activity.
Question 3: Does the distance depend on the model?
Answer: Distance depends mainly on your casting technique, the wind, and the bait diameter, and may also vary depending on the product version. The goal is to maintain a consistent and repeatable trajectory.
