In reply to Post #28
Do you think they might be made in China?!
Do you think they might be made in China?!
In reply to Post #27
Ordered some this morning
Ordered some this morning
In reply to Post #32
Received mine yesterday. For the price they look perfect.
Received mine yesterday. For the price they look perfect.
In reply to Post #33
They look the same as the NGT ones I have just different colour tips, similar price too.
They look the same as the NGT ones I have just different colour tips, similar price too.
In reply to Post #33
Delivery on Easter Sunday
Delivery on Easter Sunday
In reply to Post #35
Yesterday was Saturday or have I lost a day somewhere
Yesterday was Saturday or have I lost a day somewhere
In reply to Post #36
He's edited it, I think it was he that missing a day
He's edited it, I think it was he that missing a day
In reply to Post #1
Set them at 10 feet apart , that will confuse the sheep
Set them at 10 feet apart , that will confuse the sheep
In reply to Post #35
Saturday was a normal day but had delivery on friday. Ebay and amazon dont care what religion says.
Saturday was a normal day but had delivery on friday. Ebay and amazon dont care what religion says.
In reply to Post #1
You could argue that lots of things could 'do the job' of fishing tackle but some people (myself included) like buying tackle for various reasons.
I paid £10 for a set of Cygnet ones and they do the job just fine for me. My mate spent £55 on the Korda ones and they do the job just as fine for him.
Technically we don't need £150 buzzers, £200 rods, £650 reels, £300 brollies, £800 bivvies.......but if you enjoy fishing, have some disposable income and either an understanding wife or a 'safe' delivery address then get what you want.
The only issues using banksticks is the thumbwheel etc at the top most likley catching the line....instead you could be really carpy and just whittle two sticks down with an old swiss army knife and stick them in the ground
You could argue that lots of things could 'do the job' of fishing tackle but some people (myself included) like buying tackle for various reasons.
I paid £10 for a set of Cygnet ones and they do the job just fine for me. My mate spent £55 on the Korda ones and they do the job just as fine for him.
Technically we don't need £150 buzzers, £200 rods, £650 reels, £300 brollies, £800 bivvies.......but if you enjoy fishing, have some disposable income and either an understanding wife or a 'safe' delivery address then get what you want.
The only issues using banksticks is the thumbwheel etc at the top most likley catching the line....instead you could be really carpy and just whittle two sticks down with an old swiss army knife and stick them in the ground
In reply to Post #40
I'm all for being carpy
I'm all for being carpy