Hit me up with the essentials you all take on the river with you ,not fished them since the 90s.goooooo
In reply to Post #1
Doesn't that depend on what you are fishing for?
Doesn't that depend on what you are fishing for?
In reply to Post #1
Luncheon meat
Luncheon meat
In reply to Post #2
Looking more towards end tackle feeders etc
Looking more towards end tackle feeders etc
In reply to Post #4
I think he means fish types .
I think he means fish types .
In reply to Post #5
And also what river you are fishing would help.
And also what river you are fishing would help.
In reply to Post #6
The Trent,what size feeders etc
The Trent,what size feeders etc
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And what are you fishing for on the Trent?
And what are you fishing for on the Trent?
In reply to Post #8
Barbel probably on the tidal or Burton area
Barbel probably on the tidal or Burton area
In reply to Post #9
Big square feeders or large gripper leads, longer hooklinks, big smelly baits
Big square feeders or large gripper leads, longer hooklinks, big smelly baits
A lot of patience since you can't fish a river for another 3 months
In reply to Post #10
On the Thames ...spot on "large gripper leads, longer hooklinks, big smelly baits" agreed 22mm halibut pellets... normally catches me the big bream, barbel , carp and the occasional chub and lost me a big catfish ...
On the Thames ...spot on "large gripper leads, longer hooklinks, big smelly baits" agreed 22mm halibut pellets... normally catches me the big bream, barbel , carp and the occasional chub and lost me a big catfish ...
I used to do well filling the big open end feeders with meatballs for added attraction 👍