In reply to Post #30
Im liking the red
Im liking the red
In reply to Post #4
I received some Korda distance sticks for Christmas and have been puzzling over how to insert isotopes.
I stumbled across your piece on this forum, luckily.
I was surprised how much pressure I had to exert on the underside of the spirit level to get them out, I felt sure they were going to break.
But it worked. Isotopes fitted, happy bunny.
Thank you for your advice.
I received some Korda distance sticks for Christmas and have been puzzling over how to insert isotopes.
I stumbled across your piece on this forum, luckily.
I was surprised how much pressure I had to exert on the underside of the spirit level to get them out, I felt sure they were going to break.
But it worked. Isotopes fitted, happy bunny.
Thank you for your advice.
In reply to Post #28
I have the Avid sticks and added rubber o rings which do the same job as the grooves on the more expensive sticks saved me having to buy new sticks. I think the idea originally came from O.G. thanks.
I have the Avid sticks and added rubber o rings which do the same job as the grooves on the more expensive sticks saved me having to buy new sticks. I think the idea originally came from O.G. thanks.
In reply to Post #32
They have a spirit level on them! Wtf, after hearing that nothing will shock me in carp fishing anymore.
They have a spirit level on them! Wtf, after hearing that nothing will shock me in carp fishing anymore.
In reply to Post #34
Why would you want a wonky stick
Why would you want a wonky stick
In reply to Post #34
It saves taking one with you Stu.
It saves taking one with you Stu.
In reply to Post #35
😀 Surely people can tell by looking at it that it s straight when you push it into the ground.
😀 Surely people can tell by looking at it that it s straight when you push it into the ground.
In reply to Post #36
😀 very true Phil. My 48 inch stanley level was a pain in the ass to carry to my swim 😀
😀 very true Phil. My 48 inch stanley level was a pain in the ass to carry to my swim 😀
In reply to Post #38
In reply to Post #30
Got the Pink ones, definitely the best in market when available.
Got the Pink ones, definitely the best in market when available.
In reply to Post #28
I have the long Avid sticks and put some isotope tops on them use them as markers on boards etc most of the time, when I do count wraps I find the curve extremely useful making it easy to load and unload.
I have the long Avid sticks and put some isotope tops on them use them as markers on boards etc most of the time, when I do count wraps I find the curve extremely useful making it easy to load and unload.
These Divvy sticks have become a constant source of amusement on so many levels 
In reply to Post #42
There is good reason to use them, I've been mapping out a large water that goes down to 53 feet areas that are rocky as hell and so pin point accuracy is the difference between camping and fishing not so divvy imo.
There is good reason to use them, I've been mapping out a large water that goes down to 53 feet areas that are rocky as hell and so pin point accuracy is the difference between camping and fishing not so divvy imo.
In reply to Post #16
In reply to Post #18
My wife bought me this for Christmas (last year) I would of never bought one personally but I have got to say it's brilliant . Makes setting up for self takes really easy
My wife bought me this for Christmas (last year) I would of never bought one personally but I have got to say it's brilliant . Makes setting up for self takes really easy