We are currently updating the product prices to the new 2012 prices.
Innovation, quality and reliability are the foundations of the Gardner brand. Since the company was started by Richard Gardner in 1980, we have brought a huge number of products to the carp fishing and specialist angling markets that have literally revolutionised and shaped the sport we love – changing the way we all fish. Where would we be if key products such as spods, pods, buzzer bars, PVA and many more hadn’t been invented?
The company has evolved and the range of products we produce has grown in the years since we first sold the original Buzzer Bars and Aluminium Banksticks, but the company’s policy of striving to manufacture high quality, reliable products that won’t let our customers down has never been diluted. We are still in essence a family run business with a small team of employees who work hard to develop and supply products that will help you to hook and successfully land more fish.
Seeing the year out in style - by Jerome Assilane
Where’s The Point? - by Paul Hatton
To me, productive fishing trips are all about making the right decisions when you arrive at your chosen venue. You maybe lucky enough to find some fish in an area that ... (read more...)
Cold Water Crackers - by Rick Golder
It seems as though all our prayers had been answered as by the start of December there had hardly been a frost, and the weather had remained unseasonably mild. Due to ... (read more...)
December Blog - by Alan Stagg
What a month December has been and compared with last year the weather couldn’t have been anymore different. The mild weather and lack of frosts has meant the fish ... (read more...)
November/December Blog - by Phil Kingsbury
After last months bog my time on the bank has slowed down as my job gets busy this time of year. Sometimes I have to work long hours and do standby on a rota; this is ... (read more...)
WHAT AN OVERNIGHTER - by Pete Kingsbury
I was busy doing a training course for my job all week up at Thatcham and every day saw me passing Horton on the lovely M25, so that was me sorted for an overnighter ... (read more...)
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