In reply to Post #92
Come on mate, how long does it take to cut a leader knot, pop a bead off, slide a chod section down, pop the bead on and tie a new leader knot. It's literally less than a minute. There's absolutely seconds in it. That box wouldn't even go in my aqua sleeves.
You said yourself, it's solved a problem you never even knew you had...
Come on mate, how long does it take to cut a leader knot, pop a bead off, slide a chod section down, pop the bead on and tie a new leader knot. It's literally less than a minute. There's absolutely seconds in it. That box wouldn't even go in my aqua sleeves.
You said yourself, it's solved a problem you never even knew you had...
In reply to Post #94
Hosestly? All that faffing around takes ages compared to just opening a box and it's already done. And what if you have to use tubing?
Doing all that nonsence in the dark, in winter, X3. You can't see how this is faster
I never said it solves a problem that I didn't know I had, I literally said this is a problem that I have and this solves it.
Hosestly? All that faffing around takes ages compared to just opening a box and it's already done. And what if you have to use tubing?
Doing all that nonsence in the dark, in winter, X3. You can't see how this is faster
I never said it solves a problem that I didn't know I had, I literally said this is a problem that I have and this solves it.
In reply to Post #93
Where is Pete Castles input. I remember him on the korda podcast a while back saying he had invested a product that would "revolutionise" people's fishing.
Where is Pete Castles input. I remember him on the korda podcast a while back saying he had invested a product that would "revolutionise" people's fishing.
In reply to Post #95
I think they are good to be honest. Just not sure about the price.
I think they are good to be honest. Just not sure about the price.
In reply to Post #97
They would be better if a bit more streamline
They would be better if a bit more streamline
In reply to Post #98
I think more people will be getting these than they let on. Once they actually think about it.
I think more people will be getting these than they let on. Once they actually think about it.
In reply to Post #1
Well I like the idea although I will wait until a more streamlined Mark2/3 version comes out with hopefully a bait soak area etc, its sure to come.
Prep before going to work, straight from work and cast out before dark, they doesnt solve a problem but will make life a little less rushed.
Well I like the idea although I will wait until a more streamlined Mark2/3 version comes out with hopefully a bait soak area etc, its sure to come.
Prep before going to work, straight from work and cast out before dark, they doesnt solve a problem but will make life a little less rushed.
In reply to Post #98
Agree btads think it's a good idea just a bit bulky
Agree btads think it's a good idea just a bit bulky
In reply to Post #101
It would definitely be improved if less bulky as it won't fit into a lot of rod sleeves.
It would definitely be improved if less bulky as it won't fit into a lot of rod sleeves.
In reply to Post #98
Absolutely this.
It baffles me people saying turning up with your rig perfect and ready to go isn't a major time and effort saver.
"just completely untie your rig and then put it in a seperate rig box"
Honestly, anyone that has suggested that, please read it back to yourself. Why untie your rig to keep it safe in a rig box when you could put it in a rig box without it untied.
Honestly
Absolutely this.
It baffles me people saying turning up with your rig perfect and ready to go isn't a major time and effort saver.
"just completely untie your rig and then put it in a seperate rig box"
Honestly, anyone that has suggested that, please read it back to yourself. Why untie your rig to keep it safe in a rig box when you could put it in a rig box without it untied.
Honestly
In reply to Post #102
Better still if it was built into the rod sleeve. All it needs is a stiff bit of plastic sowed into the side with a velcro cover.
Better still if it was built into the rod sleeve. All it needs is a stiff bit of plastic sowed into the side with a velcro cover.
In reply to Post #103
It solves a very minor problem in a specific and limited set of circumstances, but for £60 for 3 rods it's not really worth it for me.
Those that think it's great, go ahead and buy it, but it's not for me. As a first product for a company, I'll say again, it strikes me as one of desperation to get something out there.
It solves a very minor problem in a specific and limited set of circumstances, but for £60 for 3 rods it's not really worth it for me.
Those that think it's great, go ahead and buy it, but it's not for me. As a first product for a company, I'll say again, it strikes me as one of desperation to get something out there.
In reply to Post #103
It is definitely a good idea and well thought out but I'm sure the mk2 will be more streamline.They might tweak it to add a foam that you can pin your lead and rig in place too
It is definitely a good idea and well thought out but I'm sure the mk2 will be more streamline.They might tweak it to add a foam that you can pin your lead and rig in place too
In reply to Post #105
Good time of year to launch it,Christmas stocking filler for a few
Good time of year to launch it,Christmas stocking filler for a few
Never had a problem using the plastic hook ups for transporting my rods with rigs attached, takes a couple of seconds to attach a lead and re curve a chod/hinge stiff with my thumb, therefore, I'm out.
Daz
Daz