Multiple bits of metal work.
Pod, Singles and Board Stands you only need one set.
Portabogs with bags and cleaning liquid
Floating weigh slings
The majority of polarised sun glasses that off little to no benefits
Everything from ridgemonkey
Pod, Singles and Board Stands you only need one set.
Portabogs with bags and cleaning liquid
Floating weigh slings
The majority of polarised sun glasses that off little to no benefits
Everything from ridgemonkey
In reply to Post #60
I like it...can we have a second list of how many of those products have you bought and that determines how carpy you are.
I only own the Hangman thing
I like it...can we have a second list of how many of those products have you bought and that determines how carpy you are.
I only own the Hangman thing
In reply to Post #62
And can I add to the list a camo cover for your distance sticks
And can I add to the list a camo cover for your distance sticks
In reply to Post #60
You can add all lists compiled by those who have had zero input to forum threads but feel it their duty to summarise it
You can add all lists compiled by those who have had zero input to forum threads but feel it their duty to summarise it
In reply to Post #64
Spotonfish for anyone? For the collector of useless c*ap with deeper pockets.
Spotonfish for anyone? For the collector of useless c*ap with deeper pockets.
In reply to Post #62
And do you actually use the hangman thing, i had to google what it was as not seen it advertised anywhere but then have stopped buying the mags as they were just full of adverts but thats a whole other thread
And do you actually use the hangman thing, i had to google what it was as not seen it advertised anywhere but then have stopped buying the mags as they were just full of adverts but thats a whole other thread
In reply to Post #51
It's a bit of mud?
It's a bit of mud?
In reply to Post #65
Oh my days yes, £400 for a line counter that made wrapping around £20 sticks redundant........
Oh my days yes, £400 for a line counter that made wrapping around £20 sticks redundant........
In reply to Post #68
How about £20 sticks that made casting skill redundant?
How about £20 sticks that made casting skill redundant?
In reply to Post #69
Guys were clipping up literally years and years before wrap sticks were "invented" (lol).
Guys were clipping up literally years and years before wrap sticks were "invented" (lol).
In reply to Post #64
In reply to Post #69
"Casting skill" that could never be totally mastered and saw tree lines littered with leadcore and rigs........
"Casting skill" that could never be totally mastered and saw tree lines littered with leadcore and rigs........
In reply to Post #72
Are you ok?
Yes, casting skills, the situation somebody who's learnt their ability over the years attains through effort, not off the shelf or heaven forbid, not fished recklessly just to get a bite. But yes, "distance rod rests" if you need to.
I've seen the tree ornaments you describe sadly, but once you've moved on from the nod puddles for pot noodles there's a better standard of etiquette and knowledge shown.
Are you ok?
Yes, casting skills, the situation somebody who's learnt their ability over the years attains through effort, not off the shelf or heaven forbid, not fished recklessly just to get a bite. But yes, "distance rod rests" if you need to.
I've seen the tree ornaments you describe sadly, but once you've moved on from the nod puddles for pot noodles there's a better standard of etiquette and knowledge shown.
In reply to Post #73
I'm fine thanks mate, you?
I've been fishing for 40 years so as well as having a fair bit of bankside etiquette I have also pretty much figured out casting but would that stop me using distance sticks to aid my own ability/accuracy, absolutely not. As Yonny said, people have been clipping up for years, not to mention walking their rods down the bank to a strategically placed bivvy peg before "wraps" were a thing.....are they all Pot Noodles as well?
And tree ornaments have never been exclusive to day ticket waters, you don't need to be a noddy to misjudge a cast fella.....
I'm fine thanks mate, you?
I've been fishing for 40 years so as well as having a fair bit of bankside etiquette I have also pretty much figured out casting but would that stop me using distance sticks to aid my own ability/accuracy, absolutely not. As Yonny said, people have been clipping up for years, not to mention walking their rods down the bank to a strategically placed bivvy peg before "wraps" were a thing.....are they all Pot Noodles as well?
And tree ornaments have never been exclusive to day ticket waters, you don't need to be a noddy to misjudge a cast fella.....
In reply to Post #66
Not had chance to yet mate virus and all that.
Just got a bit giddy at the Manchester show....tbh I like the idea of having rigs hung up ready to go in the middle of the night, one less thing to be fumbling around for
Not had chance to yet mate virus and all that.
Just got a bit giddy at the Manchester show....tbh I like the idea of having rigs hung up ready to go in the middle of the night, one less thing to be fumbling around for