NGT Intrepid 4000 Combo

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5 Things To Know

  1. The rod is 9ft (2.7m) long, suited to canal and small stillwater coarse fishing.
  2. It is a four-piece rod that packs down to a 73cm closed length for easier storage and transport.
  3. The casting weight is 10g to 40g, suiting light leads, floats and simple rigs rather than heavy feeder or distance work.
  4. The rod is made from glass, a basic and robust material for starter use.
  5. The combo includes a 40-size rear-drag reel pre-spooled with 15lb line, so no separate reel is needed.

Product Information

For light freshwater sessions, the NGT Intrepid 4000 Combo gives new or occasional anglers a rod and reel package without choosing every part separately. It suits canals, small stillwaters and general freshwater trips where short to medium casts are enough for a simple day-ticket outing.

Its 9ft rod is built in four pieces and packs to 73cm, so storage is easier than with many two-piece outfits. Glass construction keeps the setup basic and robust, which makes sense for casual use, young anglers or a spare family outfit.

The package pairs the rod with a 40-size rear-drag reel spooled with 15lb line. It is still worth checking knots, line lay and drag setting before fishing, because ready-spooled beginner reels can need a quick tidy.

A 10g to 40g casting range points towards light leads, floats and simple rigs rather than heavy method work or distance casting. This is a budget beginner kit, so expectations should stay realistic and the rod should be used within that lighter role.

It is best suited to light freshwater fishing, simple float work and short-range sessions where compact storage matters. For a first outfit, spare setup or occasional fishing kit, the appeal is easy transport and a ready-matched rod and reel.

Lengths 9ft

Features and Specifications

Feature What this means
Rod length: 9ft / 2.7m This gives a manageable length for simple coarse fishing, canals and small stillwaters.
Four-piece construction A four-piece rod packs smaller than many two-piece outfits, which helps with storage and travel.
Closed length: 73cm The packed length is useful for beginners with limited tackle storage or transport space.
Casting weight: 10g to 40g This suits light leads, floats and simple rigs rather than heavy feeders or distance casting.
Glass rod material Glass construction keeps the outfit basic and robust for casual starter use.
40-size rear-drag reel The reel is included, so the angler does not need to choose a separate first reel.
Spooled with 15lb line Pre-spooled line makes the package more complete, though anglers should still check setup before fishing.

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£22.95 eBay
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£20.66 eBay
12 June 2026
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£22.95 eBay
31 August 2026
Since 13 May 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of fishing is the NGT Intrepid 4000 Combo for?

It is best treated as a general freshwater and coarse starter combo for light bankside fishing.

How long is the NGT Intrepid 4000 rod?

The rod is 9ft, or about 2.7m, when assembled.

How small does the rod pack down?

The four-piece rod packs down to 73cm, which makes it easier to store in a car boot, garage or small tackle space.

What casting weight does it cover?

The casting weight is 10g to 40g, so it suits light leads, floats and simple beginner rigs rather than heavy distance work.

Does the reel come with line?

Yes, the supplied 40-size reel comes spooled with 15lb line, although knots, line lay and drag setting should still be checked before fishing.

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