Can anyone point in the direction of where I can buy one of these I've searched about and they seem incredibly difficult to source! Or another alternative anybody can recommend without paying silly money ?
Cheers
Leigh
Cheers
Leigh
In reply to Post #1
Long bank stick/ storm pole ?
I use an extendable landing net handle
Long bank stick/ storm pole ?
I use an extendable landing net handle
In reply to Post #1
A strong landing net pole should do the job. I wrecked a storm pole years ago trying to lob out a ball of groundbait.
A strong landing net pole should do the job. I wrecked a storm pole years ago trying to lob out a ball of groundbait.
In reply to Post #2
Yes this had crossed my mind, I liked the idea of the spaced apart foam handles for giving it the big one 😂
I'll have a look about and see if I can utilise something as you've suggested framey 👍 thanks 🙏
Yes this had crossed my mind, I liked the idea of the spaced apart foam handles for giving it the big one 😂
I'll have a look about and see if I can utilise something as you've suggested framey 👍 thanks 🙏
In reply to Post #3
I do have storm poles I'll give it a trial tomorrow night and see if it fits the requirement, the Gardner one is very sensible money in comparison to the Nash version
I do have storm poles I'll give it a trial tomorrow night and see if it fits the requirement, the Gardner one is very sensible money in comparison to the Nash version
FOX ANY GOOD
OR NASH
I have the Nash Deliverance I would say its about four feet long alright with big baits out to 40/50 yards.
OR NASH
I have the Nash Deliverance I would say its about four feet long alright with big baits out to 40/50 yards.
In reply to Post #6
Nice one Ian I'll check them out appreciated bud 👍
I watched a mate bait up with 5kgs of 20mm it took him minutes to hoof it in and liked the spread it gave! Ideal for fishing a hinge or chod over if it was necessary.
Nice one Ian I'll check them out appreciated bud 👍
I watched a mate bait up with 5kgs of 20mm it took him minutes to hoof it in and liked the spread it gave! Ideal for fishing a hinge or chod over if it was necessary.
In reply to Post #7
I mainly use mine these days feeding the BP Milling pellets to our carp with a scoop that holds say half a kilo the pellets are 12mm by about 20mm long they are pretty light in their consistency and I can get them to the edge of the island at 40/50 yards a dense boilie of 15/16 or bigger would definitely go a lot further, it's been that long since I baited with boilies in it I cannot honestly remember how far I could ping them out, the long spoons are best as the baits stay in better releasing at the end of the throw.
I mainly use mine these days feeding the BP Milling pellets to our carp with a scoop that holds say half a kilo the pellets are 12mm by about 20mm long they are pretty light in their consistency and I can get them to the edge of the island at 40/50 yards a dense boilie of 15/16 or bigger would definitely go a lot further, it's been that long since I baited with boilies in it I cannot honestly remember how far I could ping them out, the long spoons are best as the baits stay in better releasing at the end of the throw.