Mark takes a look at Maver’s NEW and best-ever pole, the MV-RXX, by testing it up against some mega powerful Rolf’s Lake carp. Are we entering a new era for pole fishing?
“We have poles, and we have some super poles, and there’s lots of them, and then maybe now we have a hyperpole, because this is as good as anything that I’ve handled”.
Review by “Angling Times” Wednesday 7th September 2022.
Mark Sawyer gets to grips with the MVR two-piece feeder rods and gives them the thumbs up for short to medium distance work.
“I have handled enough short feeder rods to know that the MVR range has more than enough steel in its backbone to handle anything you throw at it. A weak-willed wobble wand it certainly isn’t, so well done Maver”.
Review by “Angling Times” Tuesday 23rd April 2019.
The Signature Classic float rods from Maver are the new flagship series for 2018. Boasting top quality fittings, classy yet understated graphics and a simply sublime blank make for a dream combination that will satisfy even the most discerning of anglers out there.
“Maver’s latest pellet waggler and classic float rods will appeal to all who demand the best kit for commerial work”.
Review by “IYCF” July 2018.
The new MV-R Commercial mini feeder rods from Maver are the perfect tools for anglers fishing venues where short-range casting for carp and F1s is required.
“I found the MV-R mini feeder rods to my liking – in particular, the 8ft model. It cast, as expected, stright as a die, and on a small platform it was nice and easy to get into position. I have handled enough short feeder rods to know that this one has more than enough steel in its backbone to handle proper carp. A weak-willed wobble wand it certainly isn’t so well done Maver”.
Review by “IYCF” April 2018.
If you’re a fan of short range casting for carp and F1s, take a close look at the MV-R commercial mini feeder rods. Mark Sawyer review the 8ft 2pc feeder in the February 6th issue of Angling Times.
“This rod is flat-spot free with an impressive fish playing pedigree to suit commercial waters. It would also make a handy summer margin method tool. It’s not cheap for such a short rod, but then, you always get what you pay for. For me, a big plus point was the equal length sections, making it a doddle to transport ready made up in a carryall “.
Review by “Angling Times” Tuesday 6th February 2018.
After catching his eye at the Maver trade show last year, IYCF’s tackle editor, Mark Sawyer, finally got out on the bank with the highly anticipated MV-R pole.
“Maver has set out to make one of the best all-round poles for less than £1,500, and in my opinion it has done just that. Yes, I know it’s all been said before, but pole building technology marches on and production techniques are ever evolving. Take my advice, if you’re looking to upgrade from your current pole, or you have a budget ceiling of just over £1,000, get yourself down to your nearest Maver dealer, take a long hard look at the new MV-R, then tell me I’m wrong! “.
Review by “IYCF” February 2018.
13′ float rod designed for silvers, but will cope with carp.
“Eventually my balanced tackle got the better of a decent-sized
carp, and what a handsome sh it was – bristling with indignation, it had clearly never been caught before. The Reality Match had done its job, absorbing the carp’s every lunge without cause for concern. Yes, of course this rod was made to tackle silvers on rivers and stillwaters, but when it’s called to battle stations you’ll be glad to have it by your side. “.
Review by “Angling Times” Tuesday 29th August 2017.
