Specialist Quiver Tips

We offer a full range of Specialist Quiver Tips from responsive 1oz glass through to powerful 8oz carbon, designed to cover everything from delicate stillwater work to demanding river feeder fishing.

Every tip is finished with a long white painted section and an orange sight bob, giving maximum visibility in both day and night—so the smallest pluck, tremor or drop-back is easy to read in bright glare, low light, or under a headtorch.

On stillwaters, quiver tips are all about reading subtle indications and keeping resistance to an absolute minimum. Lighter glass tips excel here because they load progressively, show tiny liners and shy bites clearly, and remain forgiving when fish move slowly or when you’re fishing short hooklengths and lighter hook patterns. Step up into carbon when you need a cleaner, faster recovery and a firmer “signal” through the tip—ideal when fishing at range, punching a method or cage feeder into a breeze, or when undertow and tow start to mask delicate movement. Carbon’s extra stiffness also helps keep the tip stable when using heavier feeders or tighter line angles, so what you see is more “bite” and less “environment”.

On rivers, tip choice is primarily about holding bottom and controlling the line. As flow increases, or as feeder weight rises, you need a tip that will not constantly pull over and sit pinned downstream. This is where carbon comes into its own. In stronger current, or when using heavier feeders and locking the line down for a more direct connection, a stronger carbon tip helps maintain a readable working curve without being overpowered by the flow. For steadier, slower rivers — or when deliberately fishing with a gentler line angle to avoid spooking fish — glass can still be very effective at the lighter weights, offering excellent bite registration when fish are “plucking” at baits rather than pulling decisively.

Guide sizing is matched to real-world conditions. The standard tips up to 4oz carbon feature ‘S’-Lite quiver tip guides, while the 5, 6 and 8oz tips step up in guide size to suit heavier lines and to better cope with the increased likelihood of debris when the river carries extra water, or when it is running high or in flood conditions. This helps keep the line running cleanly and preserves bite detection for longer, even when leaves, weed and silt are moving through. Suitable for mono or braid.