got the tempest 100t brolly and solar bed, fits perfect with tension strap on across the floor at the front which allows higher head hight

In reply to Post #1
bough the 10ft float rod, perfect for the tiny stream fishing i tend to do in the winter months, as light as a feather

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have been using 10ft rods for past 4/5yrs almost exclusively, but fancied a change this weekend and brought out a set of 12ft rods, lordy they felt long and slightly unwieldly tbh after so long on the 10ft rods. Will be back on the 10ft's next trip

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bloody nash have absolutely destroyed the basingstoke canal near mytchett

Lovely full moon Friday night, not a snosage though, love a full or a new moon tbh

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lloyds is the only place to look after my buzzers now, he's repaired, upgraded and serviced delks, nevs, fox's etc for me
easy to find on faceache

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just googled them, look nice, do they only come in 50mm butt rings thouogh?

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Bit rude mate, you have zero idea of how I fish or where I have fished. I've done the 150/200yrd boat work but only when I can wind in from the bank. But if placing rigs by boats, then boating back to that spot to lift it off the bottom is your thing, fill your boots, not really fishing is it

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Although the film/video was mildly entertaining, the idea of rowing 500m+ to drop a rig, then row 500m+ again to net the fish doesn't require much skill or fun imo. Also having to reattach braid after emptying a spool whilst boating out, no thanks. I'll stick to my underarm casts thank you

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And going back further in time, early/mid 80's the legendary nigel & Robert stock...the twins who absolutely destroyed longfield by placing baits using goggles underwater