In reply to Post #1
Did you manage to get any info on Bay Lakes. I'm heading out later this year.

In reply to Post #39
The delay is caused by out of date firmware on the receiver. Gardner can sort this out, but you'll need to send it off to them. I think they do it at the shows where they have a stand too.

In reply to Post #6
Wow, you really have got it in for ATTS alarms! lol. Strange really, as on the other thread you said you didn't actually own a set. I have experienced none of those problems you've listed in your post since owning my ATTS alarms. If you want an alarm, that goes beep when you get a bite, won't let you down, are waterproof, have a very good receiver, are reliable, then ATTS alarms are great for the money. Other alarms are available, but I'm not going to comment on those as I don't have actual recent experience of using them, so my my comments would be a waste of everyone's time.

In reply to Post #29
If you've set up your indicators correctly, that won't happen. Which indicators did you use and how did you set them up when your atts let you down with kiting fish?

In reply to Post #24
If you say so. Never had that happen. Maybe if you're using slack lines, but I guess that would happen with any alarm?

In reply to Post #2
Prepped them, but even after 5 days in this heat, they didn't get gloopy. So there's my answer I guess...

In reply to Post #14
Interested to know how they nearly cost you a fish? Had mine years and never missed a beat.

As title. Found some in shed which I think are 3 years old. Bin or soak and boil?

In reply to Post #12
I messaged them through FB, and they were really helpful. They arranged for someone to phone me back as they are crazy busy with mail order...luckily it turned out to be Gary, the man that actually developed and designed the rods.

In reply to Post #1
Thanks for all the replies. Very helpful indeed. Also managed to speak with Gary Peet today and they do sound like decent rods!