In reply to Post #1
Have a look for Carl Holdstock on Facebook, been doing a lot around Hull.

In reply to Post #1
Instead of Loctite, try putting a second grub screw in the thread and tighten on to the first.

In reply to Post #33
Started fishing the pits this year, love the place. yes, you get rats, most fisheries have them and found its no worse than others.
The bailiffs are sound, always ready to help, give advice if needed.
Quiver rods being used, yes, remember its also a course fishery and have seen anglers targetting the big Tench and Bream [must be mental].
Pit 5 and 6, learn to cast, enough casting video's on Youtube if you want to chuck 120 yds, but why bother, most of my fishing is done within 30 yds of the bank and i do ok.
Just because its a big expanse of water doesn't necessarily mean you have to chuck to the middle, fish swim, often the margins are the best.

In reply to Post #15
Bought a food chopper from ASDA, worked OK, finally packed up three weeks ago. Took it straight back and got my money back.

https://groceries.asda.com/product/food-mixers-blenders-juicers/george-home-mini-chopper/1000054737208

In reply to Post #1
My Fox ventec, toasty warm, brilliant for winter, don't even zip it up.

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A Intervalometer will work with the 600D, i use it on a tripod from ARGOS with a couple of LED's on bank sticks illuminating me.
I use my landing net as a distance marker, turn the screen to face me and have the focus point tipexd onto the lens, {manual focus}, other settings i use in auto.

In reply to Post #1
Bought a set to use as spares four months ago. 12ft 3.5 tc, used primarily casting bags 70-100yds. Lovely rod for the price, easily casts the distance and not to stiff when playing fish.

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Hobourne leisure in the Cotswolds.

Since the video its now common knowledge.

Another for Buzz tackle

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https://www.fishermanholidays.com/en/renarde