In reply to Post #27
My fox and trakker aren pretty much the same with neoprene
My fox and trakker aren pretty much the same with neoprene
In reply to Post #30
For that very reason.
For that very reason.
In reply to Post #30
these are a good invention
and why are your knees muddy did you fall over ?
these are a good invention
In reply to Post #30
[Fistbump]
See this ladies, take note, fishing, not glamping. Sheeesh.
[Fistbump]
See this ladies, take note, fishing, not glamping. Sheeesh.
In reply to Post #33
As you can see I'm on a platform but it's a very wet day.
The ground behind the platform is like the Somme on a bad day. Trying to get to and from with the gear is/was a nightmare. Yep I did end up on my knees in the sh1te.
Actually a few sheets of bog roll later and sanity is restored.
@ post 32 - I see you still don't do irony
As you can see I'm on a platform but it's a very wet day.
The ground behind the platform is like the Somme on a bad day. Trying to get to and from with the gear is/was a nightmare. Yep I did end up on my knees in the sh1te.
Actually a few sheets of bog roll later and sanity is restored.
@ post 32 - I see you still don't do irony
In reply to Post #34
There's still a groundsheet in shot, which is glamping as far as I'm concerned
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I didn't realise anyone even used groundsheets other than in the depths of Winter, let alone ****ing AstroTurf welcome mats
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How much time do you guys spend in the bivvy?
There's still a groundsheet in shot, which is glamping as far as I'm concerned
I didn't realise anyone even used groundsheets other than in the depths of Winter, let alone ****ing AstroTurf welcome mats
How much time do you guys spend in the bivvy?
In reply to Post #36
Fishing on a platform with gaps in it without a groundsheet is not a nice experience.
That's before your car keys fall out of your pocket inside the bivvy and they slip through a gap and you hear that horrible plop sound.
AA/RAC don't like coming out to a non address, just a grid reference in the middle of nowhere, then try and convince them to hotwire it so you can get home. Then pay a £150+ for a new coded key.
I'll stick to using a groundsheet thanks
Fishing on a platform with gaps in it without a groundsheet is not a nice experience.
That's before your car keys fall out of your pocket inside the bivvy and they slip through a gap and you hear that horrible plop sound.
AA/RAC don't like coming out to a non address, just a grid reference in the middle of nowhere, then try and convince them to hotwire it so you can get home. Then pay a £150+ for a new coded key.
I'll stick to using a groundsheet thanks
yea 50 years ago I thought like them
I never had a barrow I could do a weekend and carry everything I needed but now !!!!!!!!!!!
I want the comfort catching is not that important anymore and I never EVER fish without using a groundsheet unless Im just there for the day
and often I take the hook link off and chuck out so I can get some undisturbed sleep
I never had a barrow I could do a weekend and carry everything I needed but now !!!!!!!!!!!
I want the comfort catching is not that important anymore and I never EVER fish without using a groundsheet unless Im just there for the day
and often I take the hook link off and chuck out so I can get some undisturbed sleep
In reply to Post #37
I can see why people are bothered by you using a groundsheet. I imagine they are much more manly than you, and nothing impresses the birds on a night out more than fishing without a ground sheet.
Why is it now considered ‘uncool' to be comfortable?
I mean it doesn't effect me though. I just sleep naked in the mud, don't even use rods, I just jump in the lake with a net. None of this comfort rubbish for me. I'm a geezer
I can see why people are bothered by you using a groundsheet. I imagine they are much more manly than you, and nothing impresses the birds on a night out more than fishing without a ground sheet.
Why is it now considered ‘uncool' to be comfortable?
I mean it doesn't effect me though. I just sleep naked in the mud, don't even use rods, I just jump in the lake with a net. None of this comfort rubbish for me. I'm a geezer
In reply to Post #39
. Some cracking replies there. My comment was meant to be tongue in cheek but I'm not sure it came across that way.
I use a groundsheet in the boot of the car, does that make me any less of a “geezer”?
I use a groundsheet in the boot of the car, does that make me any less of a “geezer”?
In reply to Post #40
Response.to your last sentence:
Nah, just a beta male. Probably a cuck too [shrug]
Response.to your last sentence:
Nah, just a beta male. Probably a cuck too [shrug]