anyone seen the exhibitors list for this year,just seen dna baits arnt going, as far as I'm aware NAS are keeping it very quiet as to who is and who isn't going....got a bad feeling about the show this year with covid etc and company's not commiting
In reply to Post #1
DNA are going according to this.
https://northernanglingshow.co.uk/exhibitors
DNA are going according to this.
https://northernanglingshow.co.uk/exhibitors
In reply to Post #2
That list was for 2020.
No idea about exhibitors but they have published the main stage lineup on Instagram
That list was for 2020.
No idea about exhibitors but they have published the main stage lineup on Instagram
In reply to Post #2
I've seen a post from Paul Monkland (DNA) sating they won't be there this year, something a miss as they shift loads of bait that weekend
I've seen a post from Paul Monkland (DNA) sating they won't be there this year, something a miss as they shift loads of bait that weekend
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I've just spoke to Paul monkman and he said various reasons they're not going but he did say many big names aren't going this year
I've just spoke to Paul monkman and he said various reasons they're not going but he did say many big names aren't going this year
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Whoops!
Whoops!
No Korda. No nash. No cc moores. No dna. No sticky. No shimano. No trakker. No Aqua. As far as I'm aware.
There is a cheese stand though apparently
There is a cheese stand though apparently
In reply to Post #7
Cos they have all got nothing to display
Cos they have all got nothing to display
I've had a ticket bought for me,had I not I wouldn't have bothered going ..sounds like it's going to be sh!te
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Stock issues seem to be on the mend for most companies don't they? I was in Cheam Angling earlier, relatively small independent and they were stuffed to the gunnels with gear.
Stock issues seem to be on the mend for most companies don't they? I was in Cheam Angling earlier, relatively small independent and they were stuffed to the gunnels with gear.
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plenty of online shops advertising massive stock deliveries too, seems with the uncertainty of covid and restrictions whether the show would go ahead has put many people off, could be home before lunchtime.
plenty of online shops advertising massive stock deliveries too, seems with the uncertainty of covid and restrictions whether the show would go ahead has put many people off, could be home before lunchtime.
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Some companies are doing OK,Shimano no stock arriving until March/April,Daiwa is May,Aqua are looking at March time too.They reckon it's going to be like this for a while,China are on a reduced working week
Some companies are doing OK,Shimano no stock arriving until March/April,Daiwa is May,Aqua are looking at March time too.They reckon it's going to be like this for a while,China are on a reduced working week
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Out of those, cc moores.dna. sticky. trakker. Are all booked for Essex carp show, march 26-27.
We have only lost 2 major exhibitors from our previous normal line up and gained quite a few we don't normally have. We will be releasing our floorplan next week, earlier than normal because for 1 we are pretty much fully booked and we are expecting many anglers to be disappointed with what's on offer elsewhere
Out of those, cc moores.dna. sticky. trakker. Are all booked for Essex carp show, march 26-27.
We have only lost 2 major exhibitors from our previous normal line up and gained quite a few we don't normally have. We will be releasing our floorplan next week, earlier than normal because for 1 we are pretty much fully booked and we are expecting many anglers to be disappointed with what's on offer elsewhere
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Maybe your stand prices are lower, and essex might be more accessible for some companies, maybe there's less overheads on hotels etc. So less of a risk. Having worked at NAS the last two years it was a bit of an eye opener on what you need to take to turn a profit.
Maybe your stand prices are lower, and essex might be more accessible for some companies, maybe there's less overheads on hotels etc. So less of a risk. Having worked at NAS the last two years it was a bit of an eye opener on what you need to take to turn a profit.
apparently they're releasing the floor plan tonight at 1900