Blogs

Clear Your Shed, Fill Your Wallet: How to Sell Us Your Unwanted Fishing Tackle
Got a mountain of unused fishing gear gathering dust in your shed or garage? If you’re looking to clear the clutter and free up some cash (or get some fresh gear), we’re buying. But before you load...
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Six Weeks and Counting: Is Your Swim Primed and Ready?
The countdown to the Glorious June 16th is officially on. With just six weeks until the river season kicks off, the big question isn't just where and what you’ll be targeting, but what’s already wa...
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Good News from the Tackle Trade Counter!
We’ve finally secured full retail planning consent for our Tackle Trade Counter in March. What does this mean for you?
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Drastic Plastic: The Great Hookbait Debate
Whether it’s the classic yellow corn, rubber maggots, or those imitation snails, almost every angler has a bit of Enterprise Tackle tucked in their box. They’re durable, they’re buoyant, and frankl...
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Empty the Shed, Fill Your Wallet: Why Selling Privately is a Proper Headache
Why selling your unused fishing tackle privately might cost you more than a massive migraine...
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Free Spirit taste and a Temu budget? Welcome… to Fenland Tackle Exchange!
Fenland Tackle Exchange is not like other tackle shops. Here's why...
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Freezer Bait vs. Shelf Life Bait: Navigating Your Boilie Choices for Big Cambs Carp
For the experienced carp angler, the choice of boilie is often more than just picking a flavour; it’s a strategic decision that can significantly impact a session's (or indeed a season's) outcome...
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How do Scope style rods *really* score over traditional two-piece stalkers?
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Why Sticky Baits Have Landed at Fenland Tackle Exchange
If you’ve popped into our City Road warehouse, or scrolled through our webstore, you have noticed we've augmented our carp bait range, with the market leader that is: Sticky Baits...
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Back in the day, the first frost of the year meant the carp rods would be consigned to the attic till spring. Not any more...
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