Scratch25
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Forum: Bait
13 Oct 2026
@ 9:11am
@ 9:11am
In reply to Post #1
S7 all day for me. I moved onto it last winter and it's done me proud ever since. I don't need to question bait any more.
S7 all day for me. I moved onto it last winter and it's done me proud ever since. I don't need to question bait any more.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Alan Blairs German Common
1 Oct 2026
@ 10:44am
@ 10:44am
I really enjoyed this film, agreed that common was something else
And for balance, I didn't watch a passion for angling. I'm a big fan of the music, long may Nash continue producing this type of content 👍
And for balance, I didn't watch a passion for angling. I'm a big fan of the music, long may Nash continue producing this type of content 👍
Forum: Tackle
Thread: How to spool GT-HD ?
11 Sep 2026
@ 11:10am
@ 11:10am
In reply to Post #6
I'll second this. Works every time with GT-HD
I'll second this. Works every time with GT-HD
Forum: General Carp Discussion
24 Aug 2026
@ 10:32am
@ 10:32am
In reply to Post #37
I have to agree.
I'm on a club lake at the moment full of plonkers with spod rods and a ban on boats. A lot of bites come at first light, you wait all night for it. More times than I can count, an idiot has rocked up at first light, thrashed it to a foam and send out 10kg in midi Spombs all over the place. Completely ruining my chances for a spot he might get bite off the following morning. Would I prefer they send a boat out, drop that whole bait load on one spot and disappear into their bivvy for a tommy tank? Absolutely....
I have to agree.
I'm on a club lake at the moment full of plonkers with spod rods and a ban on boats. A lot of bites come at first light, you wait all night for it. More times than I can count, an idiot has rocked up at first light, thrashed it to a foam and send out 10kg in midi Spombs all over the place. Completely ruining my chances for a spot he might get bite off the following morning. Would I prefer they send a boat out, drop that whole bait load on one spot and disappear into their bivvy for a tommy tank? Absolutely....
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Lightweight 3/4rod sleeves
17 Aug 2026
@ 11:22am
@ 11:22am
In reply to Post #1
Wychwood do them
https://www.total-fishing-tackle.com/wychwood-tactical-hd-rod-sleeve?ps=MTkwPTQwODM=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23618393450&gbraid=0AAAAADrAetpls-nXatWte2aYWd5K-6uPn&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4orUBhCjARIsAIbF3qybXSbtevEEhVFxTuDrZTfM3a650GZzwqVgORgbfYA6EsnhncFNaboaAqZ7EALw_wcB#190=4083
Wychwood do them
https://www.total-fishing-tackle.com/wychwood-tactical-hd-rod-sleeve?ps=MTkwPTQwODM=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23618393450&gbraid=0AAAAADrAetpls-nXatWte2aYWd5K-6uPn&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4orUBhCjARIsAIbF3qybXSbtevEEhVFxTuDrZTfM3a650GZzwqVgORgbfYA6EsnhncFNaboaAqZ7EALw_wcB#190=4083
12 Aug 2026
@ 9:11am
@ 9:11am
Korda green. For the money, I don't think you're gonna going to get a lot better. Superb piece of kit.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Camera recommendations
7 Aug 2026
@ 9:46am
@ 9:46am
In reply to Post #1
Have a look on MPB or WEX for used Nikon or Canon DSLRs. £200-£300 will get you an old but more than capable body for self takes (Nikon D5200/D5300, Canon 600/650/700/750D) and a prime to go with them. The canon 50mm nifty 50 or the Nikon 35mm are good and cheap. You should have some change for intervalometer and tripod too.
Have a look on MPB or WEX for used Nikon or Canon DSLRs. £200-£300 will get you an old but more than capable body for self takes (Nikon D5200/D5300, Canon 600/650/700/750D) and a prime to go with them. The canon 50mm nifty 50 or the Nikon 35mm are good and cheap. You should have some change for intervalometer and tripod too.
Forum: Tackle
5 Aug 2026
@ 1:17pm
@ 1:17pm
In reply to Post #6
I use mine in a 100T, I'm guessing they'll be a very similar footprint. Fits a treat.
I use mine in a 100T, I'm guessing they'll be a very similar footprint. Fits a treat.
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Short supple section (combi rig)
15 Jul 2026
@ 9:22am
@ 9:22am
In reply to Post #23
It's very personal and takes some experimenting. I prefer it somewhere between 5 and 10mm. Any longer and I'm questioning if it's going to tangle.
It's very personal and takes some experimenting. I prefer it somewhere between 5 and 10mm. Any longer and I'm questioning if it's going to tangle.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
9 Jul 2026
@ 9:09am
@ 9:09am
In reply to Post #4
100% agree with this. My oldest is 14 and has watched all of Carl's videos. It's helped him a lot. The relatability also helps.
100% agree with this. My oldest is 14 and has watched all of Carl's videos. It's helped him a lot. The relatability also helps.