sherbert2
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Forum: NON Carp stuff
Thread: Bernard Cribbins
28 Jul 2022
@ 10:22am
@ 10:22am
Sadly passed away
To me he narrated and was in the best angling show ever "Catching the impossible"
and he loved his fishing as well
To me he narrated and was in the best angling show ever "Catching the impossible"
and he loved his fishing as well
Forum: Bait
Thread: Hormone in Carp Baits
27 Jul 2022
@ 11:19am
@ 11:19am
In reply to Post #301
Nothing on companies house about new owners
They were subject to a winding up order but this was due to the accounts not being published and when submitted this order was canceled
Nothing on companies house about new owners
They were subject to a winding up order but this was due to the accounts not being published and when submitted this order was canceled
Forum: Bait
Thread: Frozen and shelfies
5 Jul 2022
@ 4:22pm
@ 4:22pm
In reply to Post #156
I Have with Sticky Krill
Could blank equally on both ... My gut feeling is a lot of folks will move across to shelflife
1) No wastage
2) No running a freezer that's hardly ever opened ... Fuel costs will come into things
3) Convenience of going
My own thoughts are that shelf lives have improved and most arent using a shelf life on the hook but a pop-up etc
I Have with Sticky Krill
Could blank equally on both ... My gut feeling is a lot of folks will move across to shelflife
1) No wastage
2) No running a freezer that's hardly ever opened ... Fuel costs will come into things
3) Convenience of going
My own thoughts are that shelf lives have improved and most arent using a shelf life on the hook but a pop-up etc
Forum: Bait
Thread: Frozen and shelfies
5 Jul 2022
@ 2:53pm
@ 2:53pm
In reply to Post #152
It's odd that we have Mozzi explaining the difficulties of being a cottage industry, trying to earn a wage, and at best it sounds like not more than minimum wage
Yet when Baitroom cracked his prices up to £45.00 per pot for what is in effect the most important part of what we use it was armageddon on here
Funny old world that we live in !!
It's odd that we have Mozzi explaining the difficulties of being a cottage industry, trying to earn a wage, and at best it sounds like not more than minimum wage
Yet when Baitroom cracked his prices up to £45.00 per pot for what is in effect the most important part of what we use it was armageddon on here
Funny old world that we live in !!
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Weber go anywhere bbq
29 Apr 2022
@ 8:26am
@ 8:26am
In reply to Post #12
As Scaley has said
You tube will be your friend
As Scaley has said
You tube will be your friend
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Weber go anywhere bbq
28 Apr 2022
@ 7:58am
@ 7:58am
In reply to Post #7
Never even knew they made one this small
Cracking idea
Never even knew they made one this small
Cracking idea
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Weber go anywhere bbq
27 Apr 2022
@ 9:39pm
@ 9:39pm
In reply to Post #5
Cracking price ... Just cant see why anyone would want to take one fishing with a small bbq
Cracking price ... Just cant see why anyone would want to take one fishing with a small bbq
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Weber go anywhere bbq
27 Apr 2022
@ 9:13pm
@ 9:13pm
In reply to Post #1
For fishing on the bank Id not bother with a chimney
Don't use the white blocks for starting the fire ... Honestly, it will taint the food - Use the straw starters you can get
Depending on how long you going, work it out from there how much charcoal you need ... I use Aussie Beads or Weber briquettes when fishing and just use an old Tupperware type box... Youll need no more than 8-12 for a decent dinner
Just remember to have patience before starting cooking ... Some great facebook groups for BBQ ... Same principle if using a 57cm weber or small weber (I use the smokey Joe for fishing or my Cobb)
Welcome to another hobby to spend money on !!
For fishing on the bank Id not bother with a chimney
Don't use the white blocks for starting the fire ... Honestly, it will taint the food - Use the straw starters you can get
Depending on how long you going, work it out from there how much charcoal you need ... I use Aussie Beads or Weber briquettes when fishing and just use an old Tupperware type box... Youll need no more than 8-12 for a decent dinner
Just remember to have patience before starting cooking ... Some great facebook groups for BBQ ... Same principle if using a 57cm weber or small weber (I use the smokey Joe for fishing or my Cobb)
Welcome to another hobby to spend money on !!
26 Apr 2022
@ 6:06am
@ 6:06am
In reply to Post #12
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3qy4Zv4snI
"Never trust a man with a pig farm"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3qy4Zv4snI
"Never trust a man with a pig farm"
Forum: Bait
25 Apr 2022
@ 4:00pm
@ 4:00pm
This might be a ploy same as "Bait Room" used
Be selling them for £40 a pot soon when he comes out of retirement
Be selling them for £40 a pot soon when he comes out of retirement