Carp Advanta Scales * 25kg Digital Scales

Ideal for the entry-level angler, the Advanta brand is committed to bringing durable, easy to use tackle, equipment, and accessories that is affordable and attractive, ensuring you can look good on the bank, as well as performing well in the swim. Advanta is a brand that’s as passionate about  fish care and best practice as it is about the sport and enjoyment of angling, so, when you purchase the Advanta advantage for your angling, you can also be rest assured that you’re buying responsible, sustainable angling, and contributing to the sustainability of fish stocks, and lasting enjoyment of angling for generations to come.

Presented in Advanta’s classic, striking black colour, these digital bankside scales can weigh up to 25kg/55lb, ensuring you can easily and accurately weigh in even the largest carp you’re likely draw out of UK waters, as well as most other species.

These carp scales are small enough to be packed in a side pocket of your rucksack or carryall, yet durable enough to handle any bankside or weather conditions. Featuring an easy, push button operation, and auto-off function, these scales are effortless to use, even in freezing cold or pouring rain, while the ergonomic handle gives a comfortable, secure grip.

Some of the best digital fishing scales are simple to use and these Advanta scales feature clear LCD readout which can be selected to show weight in Kgs or Llbs,with a ‘Simply Switch’ easy change option. This selection makes these digital scales suitable for both UK and international angling and banksides. 

The stainless steel weighing hook is designed to provide safe, effective hold for weigh sling handles, which allow you to weigh your fish whilst ensuring it remains fully cradled and protected and is not stripped of the natural slime that protects the fish from damage and infection.

Whatever your angling discipline, getting an accurate weight for the fish you’ve caught is important; whether you’re match fishing, and hoping that your final retrieve of the session takes you into match-winning territory, or carp or specimen angling, and want to know whether you’ve beaten your personal best.  Even if you’re simply a casual angler who only cares about the challenge of pursuit and capture, getting an accurate weight of the fish you catch helps you track the health of different swims, and can mean that you pick up on potential problems with a fish community early, meaning that interventions can be arranged that could save the majority of fish in a particular body of water.