In reply to Post #109
In reply to Post #110
Thanks for the advice really appreciate it
Thanks for the advice really appreciate it
In reply to Post #109
LMAO told you to calm down glad its all sorted out big smile
and glad you decided to listen to people that have the Dymag net and get one you wont regret it you can hold it out at arms length with zero effort no droop on the net arms just the best net in the world IMO
Merry Christmas
LMAO told you to calm down glad its all sorted out big smile
and glad you decided to listen to people that have the Dymag net and get one you wont regret it you can hold it out at arms length with zero effort no droop on the net arms just the best net in the world IMO
Merry Christmas
In reply to Post #111
Glad sorted.
Glad sorted.
In reply to Post #109
Glad it's all worked out well, but a bit disappointed you've opened it already, it should be wrapped up and not opened until Christmas day otherwise it's cheating.
Glad it's all worked out well, but a bit disappointed you've opened it already, it should be wrapped up and not opened until Christmas day otherwise it's cheating.
In reply to Post #112
Couldn't agree more Gerry
Couldn't agree more Gerry
In reply to Post #114
Had to check it was ok due to not trusting ups anymore that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it its gone to santa now
Had to check it was ok due to not trusting ups anymore that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it
its gone to santa now
In reply to Post #112
Just put it side by side to my trakker hydro net which was around 180 I think and the difference is crazy.I put a cushion in the net and lifted the trakker had quite a big arc in the handle same cushion in the mk3 and it never budged plus probably half the weight.
Anyone thinking of buying a new top end net don't hesitate it really is worth the money on my first impressions of it
Just put it side by side to my trakker hydro net which was around 180 I think and the difference is crazy.I put a cushion in the net and lifted the trakker had quite a big arc in the handle same cushion in the mk3 and it never budged plus probably half the weight.
Anyone thinking of buying a new top end net don't hesitate it really is worth the money on my first impressions of it
In reply to Post #117
it always appears like Graeme sent you an empty box, the nets are that light
it always appears like Graeme sent you an empty box, the nets are that light
In reply to Post #118
I was that glad see the box I almost kissed it I can't wait get out and use it now
I was that glad see the box I almost kissed it
I can't wait get out and use it now
In reply to Post #119
I have already told you Tony - the Dymag is for show, not for using - stand it up against the bivvie and use the Trakker --- dirty old carp in a Dymag heaven forbid
They are bl**dy good nets though!
I have already told you Tony - the Dymag is for show, not for using - stand it up against the bivvie and use the Trakker --- dirty old carp in a Dymag heaven forbid
They are bl**dy good nets though!
In reply to Post #120
Yeah you did say
Yeah you did say
In reply to Post #117
Not that cushion I've shot me load over several times, surely not?.
Very impressive if the handle didn't arc one little bit.
Not that cushion I've shot me load over several times, surely not?.
Very impressive if the handle didn't arc one little bit.
In reply to Post #120
I'd have it tied to my left gonad at night.
That's the joy of £40 jrc nets, no testicular tethering required
I'd have it tied to my left gonad at night.
That's the joy of £40 jrc nets, no testicular tethering required
Take it out, net a few, chuck it in the mud, this is what it was made for.