In reply to Post #15
I wouldn't pay aquas crazy prices either. That's why I suggested the cyprinus copy. I got mine in one of their eBay auctions for £70. Much more sensible money.
I wouldn't pay aquas crazy prices either. That's why I suggested the cyprinus copy. I got mine in one of their eBay auctions for £70. Much more sensible money.
In reply to Post #16
Thanks for help will have a look at cyprinus if I can get one for that price
Thanks for help will have a look at cyprinus if I can get one for that price
In reply to Post #17
I've just looked on the cyprinus site. They want £250 for one now. They must have lost the plot.
I've just looked on the cyprinus site. They want £250 for one now. They must have lost the plot.
In reply to Post #18
I remember now that's why I dismissed them few months ago was the price
I remember now that's why I dismissed them few months ago was the price
In reply to Post #19
How can an item that they were selling for £70 a couple of years ago and still making a profit on now be £250.
Oh well that's another brand gone down the pan.
How can an item that they were selling for £70 a couple of years ago and still making a profit on now be £250.
Oh well that's another brand gone down the pan.
In reply to Post #20
As others said last week They feel like selling up it's one big rip off £300 for brollys £1400.00 for bivvy ect ect there's a few companies that are not bad also everywhere is full of anglers and every lake got a waiting list and the price of tickets has gone sky high all in all there are to many people fishing
So that's why they can go from £70 to £250 because if you don't buy someone will
As others said last week They feel like selling up it's one big rip off £300 for brollys £1400.00 for bivvy ect ect there's a few companies that are not bad also everywhere is full of anglers and every lake got a waiting list and the price of tickets has gone sky high all in all there are to many people fishing
So that's why they can go from £70 to £250 because if you don't buy someone will