In reply to Post #28
Easier to manoeuvre in the water,when you go to net a fish and lift up the net lifts out the water straight away.I have had a net that drooped that much that when you lifted the handle the net end stayed in the water until you had the handle quite high.It made it a right pain in the arse.I might be selling my Dymag MK3 and buy another Korda net
Easier to manoeuvre in the water,when you go to net a fish and lift up the net lifts out the water straight away.I have had a net that drooped that much that when you lifted the handle the net end stayed in the water until you had the handle quite high.It made it a right pain in the arse.I might be selling my Dymag MK3 and buy another Korda net
Can anyone tell me whats up with Graeme?
Is he ok or falling ill ?
Is he ok or falling ill ?
In reply to Post #31
Are they that good Tony?
Are they that good Tony?
In reply to Post #33
Not used the korda net to land a fish yet but side by side tests at home the Korda net is seriously impressive.
Not used the korda net to land a fish yet but side by side tests at home the Korda net is seriously impressive.
i sold a complete unused mobile system with 2 rods and net for £600 gutted!!
So is it time to put my Mk1 lollipop dymag on eBay?
In reply to Post #34
Cheers Tony.
@55s I'd be interested to see how much it goes for. I have one kicking around too.
Cheers Tony.
@55s I'd be interested to see how much it goes for. I have one kicking around too.
In reply to Post #37
Me too as I've an unused one also.
Wonder how many are watching it just on here as it's intriguing to say the least.
Me too as I've an unused one also.
Wonder how many are watching it just on here as it's intriguing to say the least.
As of today 10 bids to £375 and reserve not met 
In reply to Post #39
Invoice shows as £267.00 paid for it.
£267.00 going back a few years ago would probably be equivalent to say £320-350 (if not more) these days. When thinking along these lines and not only has there yet to be a brand new one listed and that Graeme doesn't make them anymore then surely it isn't really surprising that £375.00 still hasn't reached its reserve.
Sounds logical enough to me.
Invoice shows as £267.00 paid for it.
£267.00 going back a few years ago would probably be equivalent to say £320-350 (if not more) these days. When thinking along these lines and not only has there yet to be a brand new one listed and that Graeme doesn't make them anymore then surely it isn't really surprising that £375.00 still hasn't reached its reserve.
Sounds logical enough to me.
In reply to Post #40
I agree, if solar bobbins command £1200 then a dymag net is worth that all day long. I would buy it myself if i hadnt just bought a korda net. Think 38 inch is the perfect size for 99% of uk fishing.
I agree, if solar bobbins command £1200 then a dymag net is worth that all day long. I would buy it myself if i hadnt just bought a korda net. Think 38 inch is the perfect size for 99% of uk fishing.
In reply to Post #41
In reply to Post #39
Looks like £500 got it
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/204280811946
Looks like £500 got it
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/204280811946
In reply to Post #43
A good prediction by me!
Another has gone up today, albeit an older and tattier one.
A good prediction by me!
Another has gone up today, albeit an older and tattier one.
In reply to Post #43
It was mine mate.
I felt that the winning bidder chanced his arm by bidding to the reserve price in the last few seconds.
I reckon if I'd have reserved it for £600 I'd have got it.
I'm just hoping that the winner bidder doesn't start about it doesn't meet its description, blah, blah blah as that dymag is unused and in pristine condition.
It was mine mate.
I felt that the winning bidder chanced his arm by bidding to the reserve price in the last few seconds.
I reckon if I'd have reserved it for £600 I'd have got it.
I'm just hoping that the winner bidder doesn't start about it doesn't meet its description, blah, blah blah as that dymag is unused and in pristine condition.