In reply to Post #5
Honestly I can't remember, it's been a while since mines seen the light of day, wild camping doesn't happen so much anymore with wife and kids.

Are you thinking of a using a dirty water bottle, screwing it on top of said bottle and drinking straight from the filter? That always unsettled me not seeing the water clean before drinking. If you're on about my method then i never had issues even better i found filtering into a wide mouth nalgene.

In reply to Post #2
Sawyer minis are great, I used to carry a dirty water Camelback esque bladder take the end off the pipe and push on the sawyer hang it in a tree and let gravity filter water into a bottle. Brilliant bit of kit.

In reply to Post #1
Penetrating oil, i use WD40, let it sit for a couple of minutes. This happens to my landing net pole and in the past i've also put the joint between 2 bags of frozen peas and left it for 20 minutes, this combination has always worked for me.

In reply to Post #3
I have the vass 175 salopettes and love them. Tough rubberised outer and quilted, not clued up on the jacket that matches but I rarely don’t take them.

In reply to Post #1
Watched it the other day, actually quite enjoyed this one. It’d be good to see more of that felix fella. Agreed on that common too

In reply to Post #127
So I picked a 52” up that I ordered from a local store yesterday. I’ve mainly used freestanding brollies and is there a knack or method to getting this one up quickly, my fast and light I seem to be able to setup quicker. That’s my only gripe, im impressed with it so far and for anyone wondering it easily fits in the side pocket of the TA slim quiver.

In reply to Post #4
3d print example (cost of 26p in filament):

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DJI offer this, which you could use with your action cam mounts:

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Or 3rd party:

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In reply to Post #3
If you know someone with a 3d printer or have one yourself I’m sure there will be a hot shoe or a tripod mount for dead cheap. Third party or even DJI mounting options should exist but you’ll pay a premium.

Never tried this but it’s that light I’d imagine even some blue tack on a bucket could quite easily hold it up.

In reply to Post #1
I’ve never filmed anything fishing wise but I use a DJI omso pocket 1 for family videos and chasing the kids around. Amazing bit of kit, image quality is decent, it’s stabilised, battery life is good the thing is so small you barely notice it’s in your pocket.

They can be had for like £100 second hand. The only thing it may struggle with is noise on filming at night.

In reply to Post #5
Thank you!