Dfesdefu
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- 4 Oct 2014 20:49
- Last posted
- 27 Feb 2025 08:06
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Stones as leads
27 Feb 2025
@ 8:06am
@ 8:06am
In reply to Post #30
But that's not an argument is it? I drink from a lead pipe hence Iead dropping is ok. i saw Mark pitchers make the same argument: because a lot of people in the UK drink from lead pipes, I can drop leads in a Belgian lake.
But that's not an argument is it? I drink from a lead pipe hence Iead dropping is ok. i saw Mark pitchers make the same argument: because a lot of people in the UK drink from lead pipes, I can drop leads in a Belgian lake.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Stones as leads
26 Feb 2025
@ 8:08am
@ 8:08am
In reply to Post #9
Yes, they solve the silt problem and why drop a lead wrapped in plastic when you can drop a stone which only benefits the oxygen loving bacteria.
Yes, they solve the silt problem and why drop a lead wrapped in plastic when you can drop a stone which only benefits the oxygen loving bacteria.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Happy Days
14 Jan 2025
@ 8:17am
@ 8:17am
In reply to Post #17
Scaley Banger?
Scaley Banger?
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Drones
8 Jan 2025
@ 2:38pm
@ 2:38pm
In reply to Post #11
How about a baiting pole?
How about a baiting pole?
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Rod recommendations
6 Nov 2024
@ 5:32pm
@ 5:32pm
I use a 11ft Korum all-rounder, 1,25lbs. Ideal for me.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Which bait boat
9 Sep 2024
@ 12:52pm
@ 12:52pm
I have the Rippton Intrepid bait boat which is the Catch X without the fancy options and so far (used it like 6 times) it's been really great. Putting your rig in from the top is a fantastic gimmick.
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Best rigs for Silty waters
14 Sep 2023
@ 5:41pm
@ 5:41pm
You can put a stone or a concrete weight on, they don't sink as easy in the silt.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Worse thing I have bought
29 Sep 2020
@ 9:30am
@ 9:30am
Nash dwarf bivvy, Nash dwarf rods. Guess I'm not a dwarf.