In reply to Post #29
You can say that again
You can say that again
In reply to Post #30
Depends if they bury your gear with you mate. Take it into the afterlife lol, buggered if I want to buy all this sh*t again
Depends if they bury your gear with you mate. Take it into the afterlife lol, buggered if I want to buy all this sh*t again
In reply to Post #28
PayPal credit, a god send !!! Last 12 months, I've bought ... 2 sets of rods TX2's and now some free spirits , 3 new diawa reels, aqua bivvy , a barrow , sling , landing net hold all and endless terminal tackle 😂 and bed chair
PayPal credit, a god send !!! Last 12 months, I've bought ... 2 sets of rods TX2's and now some free spirits , 3 new diawa reels, aqua bivvy , a barrow , sling , landing net hold all and endless terminal tackle 😂 and bed chair
To be honest, I can see the attraction of just unpacking a pod and you're done, but I never fish with all three rods together in the swim. If it's a two rod water I have one each side, if it's three I have 2 one side and a single the other to give me space to land the fish in the middle. I use Keith's titanium dreadnaughts with the screw tips, they go into anything like butter.
My current water needs rods in the water in most swims, but if I ever fish anywhere where a pod is the only option the only one I would consider is the MPS fantail.
My current water needs rods in the water in most swims, but if I ever fish anywhere where a pod is the only option the only one I would consider is the MPS fantail.
In reply to Post #34
I had a Trident made by Keith for easily 10 years and I have to say he makes some incredible gear. I tend to use a pod and not sticks since the waters I fish, when I eventually do get the opportunity, lend themselves to pods as the banks are solid.
I had a Trident made by Keith for easily 10 years and I have to say he makes some incredible gear. I tend to use a pod and not sticks since the waters I fish, when I eventually do get the opportunity, lend themselves to pods as the banks are solid.
In reply to Post #35
That pod will last a life time and look good for decades
That pod will last a life time and look good for decades