cybertronian
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18 Jul 2026
@ 9:30am
@ 9:30am
In reply to Post #1
Used it (fc) on 2 trips to Rushes lake in France where it is the house bait, worked well. You'll be smelling it for weeks after, quite the hum off it 😂
Used it (fc) on 2 trips to Rushes lake in France where it is the house bait, worked well. You'll be smelling it for weeks after, quite the hum off it 😂
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Etang du Renard
4 Sep 2025
@ 7:00pm
@ 7:00pm
In reply to Post #1
Did you end up going to Renard? I'm booked on to it next year
Did you end up going to Renard? I'm booked on to it next year
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Carp lake recommendations
25 Sep 2024
@ 9:55pm
@ 9:55pm
In reply to Post #1
Have a look at Genêts or Lac de Lumiere
Have a look at Genêts or Lac de Lumiere
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Fox frontier
4 May 2023
@ 2:35pm
@ 2:35pm
In reply to Post #227
Used it in 37° heat in France last year - it gave welcome shade and felt slightly cooler out of direct sunlight, but air temperature felt the same inside the bivvy as it was outside.
Used it in 37° heat in France last year - it gave welcome shade and felt slightly cooler out of direct sunlight, but air temperature felt the same inside the bivvy as it was outside.
Forum: Tackle
21 Aug 2022
@ 12:34pm
@ 12:34pm
In reply to Post #1
Have the frontier x for a year now and its been a great bit of kit. Easily fits my flatliter with the large fx barrow bag and a bivvy table in front of the bed. Flat back gives loads of space for stashing the empty rod holdall and other bits of luggage behind the bedchair. Only drawbacks is it is heavy and if you are like myself, not the tallest angler, you need to wedge the block against your chest when splaying the legs out.
Have the frontier x for a year now and its been a great bit of kit. Easily fits my flatliter with the large fx barrow bag and a bivvy table in front of the bed. Flat back gives loads of space for stashing the empty rod holdall and other bits of luggage behind the bedchair. Only drawbacks is it is heavy and if you are like myself, not the tallest angler, you need to wedge the block against your chest when splaying the legs out.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Toslon X pilot
24 Jul 2022
@ 10:43am
@ 10:43am
In reply to Post #1
Sorry to hijack, but what about the SP puck pilot - anyone know how that compares to the x pilot in terms of ease of use & function?
Sorry to hijack, but what about the SP puck pilot - anyone know how that compares to the x pilot in terms of ease of use & function?
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Fox Frontier - new bivvy
3 Aug 2021
@ 11:38am
@ 11:38am
In reply to Post #606
Seriously? It would help if Fox actually turned around a put something out saying when they're expecting delivery - have one on order for ages now and I hate hassling the shop I bought it from as I know it's not their fault
Seriously? It would help if Fox actually turned around a put something out saying when they're expecting delivery - have one on order for ages now and I hate hassling the shop I bought it from as I know it's not their fault
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Any sign of the Fox Frontiers?
17 May 2021
@ 5:18pm
@ 5:18pm
In reply to Post #105
I've an X on order - shop told me last week that it's looking like mid June before Fox receives new stock
I've an X on order - shop told me last week that it's looking like mid June before Fox receives new stock
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Fox Frontier - new bivvy
14 Apr 2021
@ 1:14pm
@ 1:14pm
Any word on when new stock is going to be in the shops? I see late April being quoted but getting nothing definite