carpwill
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- 30 Jan 2005 19:40
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- 12 Sep 2026 14:21
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Forum: General Carp Discussion
12 Sep 2026
@ 2:21pm
@ 2:21pm
I think he packed up a while ago, unless he started up again?
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Ware Angling Rods
25 Sep 2025
@ 5:15pm
@ 5:15pm
Hi, I have some rods that have ware angling centre stickers on, I have a feeling they may be some Vic Gibson built specials for the shop but I am not sure, does this ring any bells to anyone as to what blanks they might be? I'm just trying to find a little more information on them really, I know the shop went a few years ago. Long shot I know...
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Bargains share the knowledge
19 Dec 2024
@ 5:53pm
@ 5:53pm
In reply to Post #950
There's a red option, if you just Google the convoy L21 b KR red it's comes up. I can't work out how to attach the link
There's a red option, if you just Google the convoy L21 b KR red it's comes up. I can't work out how to attach the link
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Bargains share the knowledge
18 Dec 2024
@ 8:40am
@ 8:40am
The convoy L21b red version on Ali express is as good as any tufty torch I've ever seen and it's 25 quid. It's mega bright and super narrow
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Fox Rx+ look alike alarms
3 Nov 2024
@ 11:41am
@ 11:41am
Did anyone try these out yet? Do they have a permanent nightlight or one on the receiver that acts as a torch?
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Prologic alarms
16 Jun 2024
@ 1:51pm
@ 1:51pm
Hi, has anyone got any long term reviews of the better prolific alarms, their lineup is a bit confusing, been reading about the smx mk2 and the fulcrum Rmx pro's. Are they fairly reliable?
Forum: Boats
Thread: Inflatable
16 Jun 2024
@ 10:54am
@ 10:54am
Has anyone got any experience with the imperial baits boats. I hear they are well thought of
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best casting sinking braid
2 Jun 2024
@ 10:11am
@ 10:11am
In reply to Post #24
I'll give it a go, going to need plenty of it I think!
I'll give it a go, going to need plenty of it I think!
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best casting sinking braid
1 Jun 2024
@ 10:55pm
@ 10:55pm
In reply to Post #22
I thought about this aswell, I think it works similar to a detergent by reducing surface tension, it doesn't make it any heavier so to speak but it could help with the tricky bit of getting it just under the surface at the beginning. So it could help a slow sinker like 832 to become a bit more user friendly
I thought about this aswell, I think it works similar to a detergent by reducing surface tension, it doesn't make it any heavier so to speak but it could help with the tricky bit of getting it just under the surface at the beginning. So it could help a slow sinker like 832 to become a bit more user friendly
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best casting sinking braid
1 Jun 2024
@ 5:14pm
@ 5:14pm
In reply to Post #20
I think that's unavoidable isn't it. Still interested in the pb gear
I think that's unavoidable isn't it. Still interested in the pb gear