In reply to Post #15
ka-ching £££££££
The only company big enough to supply him that amount of bait, and sponsorship, etc, that he hasn't already been associatted with previously.
Also let him get on with what he does best.
Its a huge result for sticky. Be interesting now.
ka-ching £££££££
The only company big enough to supply him that amount of bait, and sponsorship, etc, that he hasn't already been associatted with previously.
Also let him get on with what he does best.
Its a huge result for sticky. Be interesting now.
In reply to Post #16
Hot Sticky Source.
Hot Sticky Source.
In reply to Post #17
I think after 20 years he's allowed to have a change of scenery so to speak
Makes you wonder if he will also now use thinking anglers stuff as they do seem to be entwined.
I think after 20 years he's allowed to have a change of scenery so to speak
Makes you wonder if he will also now use thinking anglers stuff as they do seem to be entwined.
I'd move jobs too if I had to chat to Rob Hughes at the Christmas party..
In reply to Post #19
Yes, Exactly, of course you can change jobs. Only time will tell regarding the TA stuff, etc.
I like the ESP brand, think it is well made, and time tested and proven.
Tel is only going to catch even more special ones now
Yes, Exactly, of course you can change jobs. Only time will tell regarding the TA stuff, etc.
I like the ESP brand, think it is well made, and time tested and proven.
Tel is only going to catch even more special ones now
In reply to Post #1
Sticky baits 👌
Sticky baits 👌
In reply to Post #21
He was running out of tickets not bait.
He was running out of tickets not bait.
In reply to Post #23
I see the thinking Anglers link too...
ESP again another company that seems stale in the carp market whereas TA are developing.
I see the thinking Anglers link too...
ESP again another company that seems stale in the carp market whereas TA are developing.
In reply to Post #23
Probably, can't be much he hasn't caught what he wants to
Probably, can't be much he hasn't caught what he wants to
In reply to Post #24
ESP are not stale,they have released quite a few good things in last few years.They make a few things in their own factory in the UK too,they perhaps don't do as much marketing as some other but its very good gear
ESP are not stale,they have released quite a few good things in last few years.They make a few things in their own factory in the UK too,they perhaps don't do as much marketing as some other but its very good gear
In reply to Post #26
It's hardly a front news page story...
its fishing, not premiership football
It's hardly a front news page story...
its fishing, not premiership football
In reply to Post #27
It would be a better story than most of the **** that is in the tabloids
It would be a better story than most of the **** that is in the tabloids
In reply to Post #27
Agreed. I couldn't two hoots who sponsors who, they can changed as much as they want, it won't make the slightest difference to me.
Agreed. I couldn't two hoots who sponsors who, they can changed as much as they want, it won't make the slightest difference to me.
In reply to Post #24
E.S.P don't need to market anything. The quality of their gear has been enough to market itself the last 25 years.
Loosely linked, but any company that asks for complete strangers to "field test" stuff that's already on the market is one to be swerved. It just smells of "I've bought 10000 swivels and need someone to advertise it on the 'gram". Hence why you get total strangers adding you as a "friend" then delete it after two days because the request has been rightly ignored.
Hearn has managed to somehow be a complete anomaly for the past 30 years, and I think he'll still be able to be the best marketing feature for a company despite doing almost next to nothing for both print and visual media in comparison to those who earn a living clubbing seals in overstocked puddles.
He's the 1% within the 5% of those who still remember proper carp fishing before someone stuck a camera into Horseshoe in 2005 and the new carp angling mantras were written.
E.S.P don't need to market anything. The quality of their gear has been enough to market itself the last 25 years.
Loosely linked, but any company that asks for complete strangers to "field test" stuff that's already on the market is one to be swerved. It just smells of "I've bought 10000 swivels and need someone to advertise it on the 'gram". Hence why you get total strangers adding you as a "friend" then delete it after two days because the request has been rightly ignored.
Hearn has managed to somehow be a complete anomaly for the past 30 years, and I think he'll still be able to be the best marketing feature for a company despite doing almost next to nothing for both print and visual media in comparison to those who earn a living clubbing seals in overstocked puddles.
He's the 1% within the 5% of those who still remember proper carp fishing before someone stuck a camera into Horseshoe in 2005 and the new carp angling mantras were written.
In reply to Post #30
And probably most of us are about the same age lol
And probably most of us are about the same age lol