FAQs

We have a retailers network that spans the UK and Europe.

For UK enquiries please refer to our dealer locator, which lists all our UK-based retailers.

For Europe and oversees, please refer to our list of distributors and retailers who handle sales and warranty for this regions.

If you want to contact our sales team for specific information on retailers or products, then don't hesitate to email sales@leeda.co.uk

We only sell selected spares direct to the end user. These can be found in the SPARES section of the website.

For all other products, please visit one of our official retailers.

For all instore purchases, please contact your point of purchase and the retailer will advise on the warranty inspection process.

For all online orders through www.wychwood.co.uk please contact warranty@leeda.co.uk and the team will advise you how to progress.

For all warranty issues, a valid proof of purchase is required.

Leeda is the parent company of Wychwood.

The Wychwood brand has been around since the 1980s but these days, it's part of the Leeda portfolio of brands.

We have a team that works across all our in-house brands, so don't worry if we refer to some departments and email addresses as Leeda - you'll get the same level of knowledge, support and service.

All product pages features a Specifications panel where useful information can be found that relate to the product you're viewing.

If the information you require isn't present then please don't hesitate to contact us through our social media channels, or email info@wychwoodtackle.co.uk

We are building a database of technical documents such as spec sheets and user instructions over on our ISSUU page, where PDFs can be downloaded.

If you have a specific question that can't be answered by one of these documents, please contact info@wychwoodtackle.co.uk or contact us via our facebook or Instagram pages

Across Wychwood we have a portfolio of products that span many disciplines, all of them using their own naming conventions for rod capability.

Predator rods often refer to casting weight, as lure are graded by size and their actual weight, and in deadbait fishing the size and weigh t of the bait fish being used determines the choice of rod. Casting weights are a general guide; try not to overload a rod because not only with it underperform, but you risk damaging the rod, which will not be covered under the terms of the product warranty.

In carp fishing, test curves are used; a test curve is the amount of weight that is required to bend the rod through 90-degrees. You'll see these written in imperial measures (i.e. 3.25lb). This is not a measure of how much a rod can lift, but more a guide to the power of the blank so you can suit the rod to the type of fishing you're intending to use i for. The general rule of thumb is a higher test curves, the more ability for the rod to cast further.

Line weights are exclusive to fly rods; this is the optimised line weight that the rod is intended for use with so you can load it up correctly and cast efficiently. Overloading a rod with a line that's outside of the guide size means you may not get an accurate cast or one that lands correctly; likewise, if you use a line that's too light for the road, the rod won't compress and your casting will be comprimised.

Unfortunately, we aren't able to guarantee a delivery slot. Our delivery partners aim to get your product to you as quickly as possible but please allow up to 5 day for delivery.

You can change the billing or delivery address, your payment details or items ordered up to a few days before shipping.

If you want to make any changes, you’ll need to contact us as soon as possible.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to collect a product from us directly at this time. 

Yes, however geographical location and courier availability can restrict our delivery service.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

Please follow the returns guide but if in doubt, please contact us and we'll be able to advise on how to enable a speedy return.