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Fishing Rod

Fishing Rod

by Morleys
SKU WO30318
£26.00 - £26.00
£26.00
£26.00 - £26.00
£26.00

Prices Exclude VAT

The magnetic end aids children to get a bite. Just the thing for hooking a prize sized fish! The desire to catch a fish makes children challenge their attention, balance and hand-eye coordination. Getting close to the fish and getting it on the hook so that it can be landed requires motor skills and mental concentration. Made of non breakable plastic with artificial rubber handle.

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Standard Furniture Delivery charge to the UK mainland is just £14.95. Delivery to Off shore UK and Highlands of Scotland is available at an additional charge and on a longer lead time. Please contact us on 01869 320320 to discuss your requirements.

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Lead Times are quoted as an estimate for delivery and are subject to change, if you are ordering more than one product the longest lead time will apply to your whole order. In the unlikely event your order is subject to a major delay you will be contacted by our Customer Relations team who will be able to discuss your options with you. If you are ordering a product that you need for a specific delivery date or require an express delivery please call us on 01869 320320 so we can discuss your requirements.

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