In reply to Post #150
Original secret agent and robin red.
Original secret agent and robin red.
In reply to Post #151
Mainline NRG and Essential Opal
Mainline NRG and Essential Opal
In reply to Post #137
I seen boxed Suverans going for almost £500 each of late! They are widely recognised as the best made Reel ever. I was expecting to have to change some bearings or shims, must be worn somewhere, stripped them and did not find a single issue anywhere. When you consider they had been being used for spinning for Bass for possibly 40 years usage, that's pretty amazing, there's not even any cosmetic damage to the paint.
You must be itching to load them with line and use them Stuart - I know I would be!
I seen boxed Suverans going for almost £500 each of late! They are widely recognised as the best made Reel ever. I was expecting to have to change some bearings or shims, must be worn somewhere, stripped them and did not find a single issue anywhere. When you consider they had been being used for spinning for Bass for possibly 40 years usage, that's pretty amazing, there's not even any cosmetic damage to the paint.
You must be itching to load them with line and use them Stuart - I know I would be!
Amorphous Kevin Nash 12h 2,75lb
Shimano Catana Mono
Dymag Landing nets
Shimano Catana Mono
Dymag Landing nets
In reply to Post #153
Ive been tempted mate. They are the ones with the leather pouch as well before they started selling them with the cloth bags. If im honest im not even sure where they are in the loft as its crammed full of **** 😀
Ive been tempted mate. They are the ones with the leather pouch as well before they started selling them with the cloth bags. If im honest im not even sure where they are in the loft as its crammed full of **** 😀
In reply to Post #155
Pro logic crustacean ground bait and the mussel meat were really good bait
Nash solubles(out way before outlaw baits bought them out)
Nash liquid and powders (can't think for life of me what they are called now)
Nash solubles but they looked like polo sweets where you threaded them down the line to you hook link they'd then dissolve around and also leave your hook link straight and not tangled
Pro logic crustacean ground bait and the mussel meat were really good bait
Nash solubles(out way before outlaw baits bought them out)
Nash liquid and powders (can't think for life of me what they are called now)
Nash solubles but they looked like polo sweets where you threaded them down the line to you hook link they'd then dissolve around and also leave your hook link straight and not tangled
In reply to Post #156
The Nash polos were called chain reaction.
There are some things I remember fondly on these lists, but in all honesty there is nothing listed here, or that I can think of that I can't find a suitable alternative for now.
The only one may be the Peperami Cheezie of all things!
The Nash polos were called chain reaction.
There are some things I remember fondly on these lists, but in all honesty there is nothing listed here, or that I can think of that I can't find a suitable alternative for now.
The only one may be the Peperami Cheezie of all things!
In reply to Post #157
That's the one and I'm sure the liquid and powder combo was called magma
That's the one and I'm sure the liquid and powder combo was called magma
In reply to Post #37
I got it in the tin, unsure how much is on it though.
I got it in the tin, unsure how much is on it though.
In reply to Post #128
Hay Keith, I wonder if they were from Barlow's of bond Street in Macclesfield - sadly no more.
Hay Keith, I wonder if they were from Barlow's of bond Street in Macclesfield - sadly no more.
In reply to Post #1
Powerplus bivvies. I have this professional model which is now 30 years old and still in perfect condition. Can you imagine what kind of quality these fellas would be turning out now had they continued in the business?
Powerplus bivvies. I have this professional model which is now 30 years old and still in perfect condition. Can you imagine what kind of quality these fellas would be turning out now had they continued in the business?
In reply to Post #138
Frank Warwick / Dynamite Squid and Octopus pop ups
I know a bloke who caught over 30 fish in a season on those from a deep and very, very tricky water, don't get me wrong he put some time in but they certainly worked for him
Frank Warwick / Dynamite Squid and Octopus pop ups
I know a bloke who caught over 30 fish in a season on those from a deep and very, very tricky water, don't get me wrong he put some time in but they certainly worked for him
In reply to Post #161
re"Powerplus bivvies. I have this professional model which is now 30 years old"
out of interest do you know the material spec of that bivvy? thx.
re"Powerplus bivvies. I have this professional model which is now 30 years old"
out of interest do you know the material spec of that bivvy? thx.
In reply to Post #162
Dynamite Squid and Octopus pop ups - EU still have them & fleabay....
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/203290307042
Dynamite Squid and Octopus pop ups - EU still have them & fleabay....
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/203290307042
In reply to Post #163
Outer wrap is like a heavy waxed canvass with a rubberised backing. It then has an inner cotton dome which has a built in ground sheet. It was years ahead of it's time in the early 90's. Weighs a ton lugging it about, and the pegs are those spindle camping type.
Outer wrap is like a heavy waxed canvass with a rubberised backing. It then has an inner cotton dome which has a built in ground sheet. It was years ahead of it's time in the early 90's. Weighs a ton lugging it about, and the pegs are those spindle camping type.