Mitts
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- 18 Jul 2013 07:12
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- 10 Jun 2024 21:41
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Forum: Reviews
Thread: Flextail tiny repel
10 Jun 2024
@ 9:41pm
@ 9:41pm
Yeah let us know as I've been thinking of getting one myself
Forum: Venues (UK)
Thread: Woolpack 4 - Help
26 May 2024
@ 9:45pm
@ 9:45pm
In reply to Post #2
Thank Karlos, appreciate that
Thank Karlos, appreciate that
Forum: Venues (UK)
Thread: Woolpack 4 - Help
20 May 2024
@ 8:47pm
@ 8:47pm
So I've booked Woolpack 4 for 3 nights with some mates and it's coming up soon,
Just wondering if anyone has fished it before and knows if there are any bait preferences? Not interested in spots, wraps bla bla bla, I'll work that out myself just could do with knowing if there is anything specific they like. Are they pellet fed or anything like that?
Thanks for the help in advance
Just wondering if anyone has fished it before and knows if there are any bait preferences? Not interested in spots, wraps bla bla bla, I'll work that out myself just could do with knowing if there is anything specific they like. Are they pellet fed or anything like that?
Thanks for the help in advance
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Nash hide camo pro
1 Oct 2021
@ 4:50pm
@ 4:50pm
In reply to Post #1
Yes and yes on all counts, everything fits from the old hide like the door, net bla bla bla
Yes and yes on all counts, everything fits from the old hide like the door, net bla bla bla
Forum: Bait
23 Aug 2021
@ 3:30pm
@ 3:30pm
Has anyone tried flavoring/adding liquid attractors directly to cork slithers (not dust)?
I know by nature cork doesnt really take on water but I know it can take on smells, such as when you pull a cork out of a bottle of red wine and the smell is retained for quite sometime after.
I would like to be able to mess around with using different flavors added to cork so when I then hollow my pop ups out, I can change the type of additional attractors by just choosing which pot of soaked cork pieces I use on the day. Rather than add something to the original popup.
Is there a certain type of liqud which takes better than others?
I hope what I have explained and what I want to achive makes sense?
I know by nature cork doesnt really take on water but I know it can take on smells, such as when you pull a cork out of a bottle of red wine and the smell is retained for quite sometime after.
I would like to be able to mess around with using different flavors added to cork so when I then hollow my pop ups out, I can change the type of additional attractors by just choosing which pot of soaked cork pieces I use on the day. Rather than add something to the original popup.
Is there a certain type of liqud which takes better than others?
I hope what I have explained and what I want to achive makes sense?
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Which van?
17 Aug 2021
@ 3:15pm
@ 3:15pm
In reply to Post #14
Caddy Maxi is the one, big enough everything you will have to take.
I take a 8ft rigid boat in mine plus tackle etc.
Caddy Maxi is the one, big enough everything you will have to take.
I take a 8ft rigid boat in mine plus tackle etc.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Gigantica KHV Outbreak
14 Aug 2021
@ 2:11pm
@ 2:11pm
In reply to Post #38

Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Walking boots
12 Aug 2021
@ 6:31am
@ 6:31am
Ive been wearing a set of military issue Haix leather high boots. I wear them for fishing, and long hikes and they have never leaked. for this there is a compromise of comfort, there's definately comfier boots out there but they arn't unwearble, which shows as I dont feel the need for a new pair.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Coleman stove
8 Aug 2021
@ 12:13am
@ 12:13am
Aspen 4 for me too, been running the same stove on it for 9 years and haven't even changed the generator yet. I do 60-100 nights a year with it too