In reply to Post #123
When everyone is looking to scale down looks like some people think this aditional plastic boxes are practical... This product is pure proof that carp anglers will buy **** if you pack it right.
When everyone is looking to scale down looks like some people think this aditional plastic boxes are practical... This product is pure proof that carp anglers will buy **** if you pack it right.
In reply to Post #124
Totally agree, carp anglers more conditioned than the fish. Another crock of “must have” **** that the sheep will buy. 10p worth of injection moulded plastic lol
Totally agree, carp anglers more conditioned than the fish. Another crock of “must have” **** that the sheep will buy. 10p worth of injection moulded plastic lol
In reply to Post #124
Everyone looking to scale down? Have you seen the amount of kit most people take these days?
Scaling down and fishing bare bones is a small minority of anglers.
Everyone looking to scale down? Have you seen the amount of kit most people take these days?
Scaling down and fishing bare bones is a small minority of anglers.
In reply to Post #126
Especially now power barrows seem to be around more. You see them being used on tiny little ponds
Anyway, you could ditch your normal rig box, and use this instead.
There's still people replying in this post saying that this solves a problem that doesn't exist....... And then they explain what they do and what kit the use to solve the problem make your mind up.
I can't imagine what it was like when the first rod holdalls came out that you could keep your reel on the rod. It only takes a few minutes to put your reel on and thread the line!!!!!!!
Especially now power barrows seem to be around more. You see them being used on tiny little ponds
Anyway, you could ditch your normal rig box, and use this instead.
There's still people replying in this post saying that this solves a problem that doesn't exist....... And then they explain what they do and what kit the use to solve the problem
make your mind up.I can't imagine what it was like when the first rod holdalls came out that you could keep your reel on the rod. It only takes a few minutes to put your reel on and thread the line!!!!!!!
In reply to Post #118
Ted baker are not very expensive and are definitely not a designer make.
Ted baker are not very expensive and are definitely not a designer make.
In reply to Post #127
. . .its a problem that doesn't exist as it was resolved a long time ago . . .this isn't really improving anything either and is there to catch more anglers rather than more fish . . .its up there with the Hydre butt cup / Trakker Hook ups IMHO and falls squarely in the 'SYDN' category . . .
. . .its a problem that doesn't exist as it was resolved a long time ago . . .this isn't really improving anything either and is there to catch more anglers rather than more fish . . .its up there with the Hydre butt cup / Trakker Hook ups IMHO and falls squarely in the 'SYDN' category . . .
I shall buy one, as a splint for my Hampton needs supporting now the wind doesn't fill it anymore, as Ali said "nice sponge insert to rest against the rod" I can keep some munga wipes in the case might as well make use of it to it's full potential, all it needs now is a sack cradle with soft padding to hang from the hips and I shall be making One More Cast.
In reply to Post #130
In reply to Post #129
Problem. I can't keep a stiff hinge rig boom section straight and the curved section curved perfectly and ready to go on my rods.
This solves that problem, does it not?
Problem. I can't keep a stiff hinge rig boom section straight and the curved section curved perfectly and ready to go on my rods.
This solves that problem, does it not?
One more con
In reply to Post #133
You are always so negative about literally everything, it must be so exhausting.
How is it a con. No one has to buy anything. Its a product to solve a problem a few people have, who is being conned?
You are always so negative about literally everything, it must be so exhausting.
How is it a con. No one has to buy anything. Its a product to solve a problem a few people have, who is being conned?
In reply to Post #134
And you are so dramatic about things it must be even more exhausting. £20 for a bit of injection moulded plastic that cost pennies to produce makes it a con. But you part with your money to solve the "problem" you have. A fool and his money .....
And you are so dramatic about things it must be even more exhausting. £20 for a bit of injection moulded plastic that cost pennies to produce makes it a con. But you part with your money to solve the "problem" you have. A fool and his money .....
In reply to Post #135
NGT will bring one out for 3.99 and will probably be better made
NGT will bring one out for 3.99 and will probably be better made
In reply to Post #135
Then make your own for pennies
Seriously who is being conned? Just have a day off.
Then make your own for pennies
Seriously who is being conned? Just have a day off.
Like we all didn't see this thread going this way 