In reply to Post #6
Are the Chris Brown nets in his budget of £60 ?

Anyone use one,I want to buy one for session fishing,I had one about 10 years ago and it was pretty useless but tech has come a long way since then ,anyone recommend an make that actually works,any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

Just wondering if anyone has used one of these and looking for opinions,also wondering if you can buy a 12v cigarette lighter type lead to charge the batteries for long sessions if needed

In reply to Post #1
Having spoken to someone who works for Avid and a couple of independent anglers the HQ DUAL LAYER 2 man is a very special but of kit,no other bivvy on the UK market boasts the features of this bivvy it's a little more money but worth every penny

In reply to Post #84
Have a great trip Ken,hope you smash it mate,conditions are looking excellent,everyone is paranoid about this virus,unless your prepared to stop living and stay in your house self isolating ,just carry on as normal,take some sanitizing products,hand cleanser and use them once your at the lake you couldn't be at a safer place,worrying will spoil your trip ,enjoy yourself,tight lines mate

Anyone seen or used one of these ,for £179 it's outstanding value,I've seen the saber luggage range and they are indeed very good quality,but these could be a game changer,well less than half the Nash price,and they are the same width as the wideboys,and help would be greatly appreciated

Has anyone used this for their carp fishing,it's been used in sea fishing for years and lends itself to crimped boom sections

In reply to Post #39
So assuming the loop wont move what's the best way to attach a pva bag ,I've read attaching it to the hook will definitely move the loop,would a pva stick slid down the hook link have any negatives affects on the multi