I would like to start using casters on my lake but am not allowed to use plastic baits which rules out a "Terry Hearn" type caster rig. How would you guys recommend fishing them, bearing in mind that i will still need to cast them out. Could I just superglue some together on the back of a piece of rig foam / cork?

Many thanks.

Does anybody know the actual legal entity of One More Cast as i can't find it at Companies House Under that name (or OMC Ltd) nor can I find an Ali Hamidi listed as a Director for anything resembling that name?

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I will look into that, thanks.

I currently have a Cygnet prodding stick that basically consists of various hollow section of metal tubing that snap clip together. Whilst it is extremely light and does the job, I find that it fills with water when in use which makes moving it through the water incredibly difficult when you may be drifting over an area in a boat and want to prod different spots underneath.

At the moment I have to pull the whole thing out and then submerge it in another spot. All the time I am doing this the water is then cascading out of the holes and I get drenched! Add in a strong croswind when in boat and trying to hold steady on a particular spot and I end up getting very angry and wet!

I k ow hat both Nash and Solar do solid bodied versions but before spending nearly £90 on a replacement I wondered if anybody on here had any better suggestions or had tried any for themselves> Yes, I know a long piece of wooden dowel would do the same thing but the ability to separate the different sections is key to storage and transportation.

Many thanks.

Richard

I know it has been asked in the past but can't find a more recent thread on this subject.

What do people recommend for a lightweight, portable and rechargeable DAB radio? I 'm not looking for Albert Hall style sound quality but reliable, hardy and with a decent battery length would be ideal.

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Richard

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Many thanks.

Apologies for the boring nature of this post, but please could a moderator approve my profile so that I may have a thumbs up icon and be able to access the classified section?

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Richard

Thank you so much to all of you guys who recommended one of the head torches on somebody else's thread recently, they are brilliant. I don't think I will ever use my big and bulky Ridge Monkey one ever again now.

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I don't know what size they are but i use just standard swivel leads on them and it works fine for me. I believe that they are just about to release a new slimmer, Heli safe system soon too.

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I've got the Canon f1.8 50mm and it is excellent for those trophy shots.