In reply to Post #1
Pretty sure the last company i used was called Paisley freight as there were no issues with the parcel length

Anybody use these and have any feedback before I part with my money?

In reply to Post #1
Thanks for the suggestions.

Pretty sure I'm already using the ESP grips so will probably looking at options to anchor the pod down instead as an additional safety measure.

Recommdations required for butt grips on shrink wrap rod handle when using a pod on platforms.

Don't want the rod to be locked in and just want to make sure it doesn't slip/slide on a take and doesn't lift the whole pod up when picking up the rod.

Prefer non stainless options if possible

Thanks in advance

In reply to Post #1
Carp-zone hurricane AS model are cheap as chips and are a pretty decent 2 man bivvy.

I only ever use mine in France so can't comment how it fair using it on more regular basis.

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I bought a 3d printed one off ebay but sent it back as it was too small for what I wanted.

Pulled up in the brasenose 1 car park when me and a mate were due to start a session on Hardwick. Before we had a chance to offer help we witnessed a lad who had a hooked a carp from Brasenose dragging it up the gravel bank as his mate had gone to the shop and their landing net was in the car.

Looking to find a spoon with the largest capacity that can be bought separately which is to be mounted on a homemade baiting pole.

I know Nash have brought out an xl spoon on the bushwacker however I don't believe these can be purchased separately?

Thanks in advance.

In reply to Post #1
You could wedge a section of pva nugget behind the loop so it doesnt flatten on the cast

In reply to Post #46
I wish I knew what it was!

Got a one toner and as it was heading straight for a large bed so I needed to give it some persuasion then the hook pulled. Wound it in and the gape of the hook had opened enough to come out of the carps mouth.

Had the same thing happen with ESP hooks in the past so only use Carp R Us now and never had a problem.