OK so I've got to that annoying stage where the pointy end of the pegs have worn the way through their bag and are beginning to hang out (as they always do eventually). Has anybody got any advise as to a hardwearing replacement? Is there a company out there that actually sells such a thing? Something not too bulky would be ideal.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Gardner Bivvy Pegs Pouch is decent and not too bulky, even comes with 10 pegs supplied as well.
Gardner Bivvy Pegs Pouch is decent and not too bulky, even comes with 10 pegs supplied as well.
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I cut some foam out of the play mats in the garden,works a treat.If you have nothing like that in your garden pop down your local park at night and cut a piece out
I cut some foam out of the play mats in the garden,works a treat.If you have nothing like that in your garden pop down your local park at night and cut a piece out
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Yep peak angling sell heavy duty peg bags look on eBay their on their . Also Army Andy will make you one his on this forum user name carpy0600 drop him a message
Yep peak angling sell heavy duty peg bags look on eBay their on their . Also Army Andy will make you one his on this forum user name carpy0600 drop him a message
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Ffs
Ffs
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I'll take a look. Cheers.
I'll take a look. Cheers.
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custom carp products, british made
custom carp products, british made
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Stitch it back up and turn the pegs up the other way
Stitch it back up and turn the pegs up the other way
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That's not carpy
That's not carpy
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Nor is a orange Sainsburys carrier bag but it does me, just have to change it every so often.
Nor is a orange Sainsburys carrier bag but it does me, just have to change it every so often.
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Cut up some old pantleg and sew it up drawstring on the end and done.
Wouldnt waste money on something like that
Cut up some old pantleg and sew it up drawstring on the end and done.
Wouldnt waste money on something like that
I just use an oblong bucket. Pegs and mallet fit perfect. It will also last for years.
No mallets please!
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Total Fishing Tackle have a JRC peg bag on offer, think it's around £5
Total Fishing Tackle have a JRC peg bag on offer, think it's around £5
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Have a look at Edel Maya on Facebook mate she will make you one to your requirements
Have a look at Edel Maya on Facebook mate she will make you one to your requirements
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Titanium pegs and the tackle box peg bag no issues. I stopped using a mallet a decade ago.
Titanium pegs and the tackle box peg bag no issues. I stopped using a mallet a decade ago.
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These are very good as I've seen first hand around here that even needles don't stick in e'm.
These are very good as I've seen first hand around here that even needles don't stick in e'm.
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Aldi pegs in a hard plastic case , approximately 16 with a socket for wireless screwdriver £7.99 at the moment
Aldi pegs in a hard plastic case , approximately 16 with a socket for wireless screwdriver £7.99 at the moment
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So no need for a mallet.
I've got those after a Gerry link a while back but I don't use the case I just throw them in a carrier bag,see my post #11
So no need for a mallet.
I've got those after a Gerry link a while back but I don't use the case I just throw them in a carrier bag,see my post #11
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Doesn't make sense? Why throw away a case that doesn't puncture for a sainsbury bag that does, keeps it all tidy and doesn't take up to much room
Doesn't make sense? Why throw away a case that doesn't puncture for a sainsbury bag that does, keeps it all tidy and doesn't take up to much room
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Takes too long to put them in correctly so you can close the lid
Takes too long to put them in correctly so you can close the lid
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Take's me less than 3 mins, but being retired I've got all the time in the world.
Take's me less than 3 mins, but being retired I've got all the time in the world.
I use an old plastic tube that used to hold waggler floats.
It's wide enough to take 15pegs and compact enough to slip into a side pouch or bivvy bag and stops anything from getting ripped.
It's wide enough to take 15pegs and compact enough to slip into a side pouch or bivvy bag and stops anything from getting ripped.
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Get a pack of Hippo Patch Sealant and tape it. Looks like s**t but works a charm.
Get a pack of Hippo Patch Sealant and tape it. Looks like s**t but works a charm.
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I'm over the moon, 4u
I'm over the moon, 4u
I use 3 foot stainless pegs and store them in an 18th century archers quiver - I look the nuts drawing each one out and hammering the beggars in. Like a modern day Robin Hood with a Tempest.
I am talking to Ali about making these available to the masses
I am talking to Ali about making these available to the masses
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