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Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Alarm Advice
26 Apr 2023
@ 4:36pm
@ 4:36pm
In reply to Post #5
That seems to be the best solution right there. Didn't know they existed. I like my Delkims but really didn't want to spend £160 whereas £70 is acceptable. Thanks for that
That seems to be the best solution right there. Didn't know they existed. I like my Delkims but really didn't want to spend £160 whereas £70 is acceptable. Thanks for that
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Alarm Advice
26 Apr 2023
@ 1:05pm
@ 1:05pm
I am off on my annual week to France in a couple of months time and the accommodation is within 20 metres of the lake so I can sleep in a comfy bed and fish throughout the night as long as I have a receiver on my alarms, which I don't.
I have got three Delkim alarms (x2 25 Anniversary editions and another one about the same age cant remember model). I know I can get the 3.5mm version of the Gardner ATT V2 remote system should give me what I want. Does anyone have any experience of this? Also this will cost me about £160 is this good value?
My other option is I buy a new set of alarms with a receiver. For £80 I can get a set of Sonik SKS alarms. These look pretty good but I know there are JRC and Pro Logic sets about for the same sort of money. Am I better of just getting a new set? If so which ones?
I don't carp fish that much or that often and have never needed a receiver before.
What are people thoughts?
Cheers
I have got three Delkim alarms (x2 25 Anniversary editions and another one about the same age cant remember model). I know I can get the 3.5mm version of the Gardner ATT V2 remote system should give me what I want. Does anyone have any experience of this? Also this will cost me about £160 is this good value?
My other option is I buy a new set of alarms with a receiver. For £80 I can get a set of Sonik SKS alarms. These look pretty good but I know there are JRC and Pro Logic sets about for the same sort of money. Am I better of just getting a new set? If so which ones?
I don't carp fish that much or that often and have never needed a receiver before.
What are people thoughts?
Cheers
Forum: Venues (UK)
Thread: Recommendations Please
12 Jul 2022
@ 12:02pm
@ 12:02pm
Hi
I'm looking to take my friend, a relative angling novice carp fishing for a 48 hour session 3rd weekend in August.
We are in North Herefordshire and are looking for somewhere no more than 90 mins drive away. Need a double swim as will be sharing a bivvvy. Not after record breaking fish and more important to catch than dream of potential 40lbers. Don't need a load of facilities but a decent toilet would be welcome as would a reasonable price and that's about it.
Cheers
I'm looking to take my friend, a relative angling novice carp fishing for a 48 hour session 3rd weekend in August.
We are in North Herefordshire and are looking for somewhere no more than 90 mins drive away. Need a double swim as will be sharing a bivvvy. Not after record breaking fish and more important to catch than dream of potential 40lbers. Don't need a load of facilities but a decent toilet would be welcome as would a reasonable price and that's about it.
Cheers
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: EA and police hard at it.
17 Aug 2021
@ 3:13pm
@ 3:13pm
In reply to Post #20
I'm no fan of non police/ military perons in full combat gear (especially McDonalds door staff) but I knew an EA bailiff in the Welsh valleys and he needed all the help he could get! One story involved a naked man with a home made trident indiscriminately killing fish up in the Rhondda.
I've been checked about 3 times and always on commercial fisheries and always courteously. I think that the EA leave club waters alone as most people who buy a club membership will also buy a rod licence.
I'm no fan of non police/ military perons in full combat gear (especially McDonalds door staff) but I knew an EA bailiff in the Welsh valleys and he needed all the help he could get! One story involved a naked man with a home made trident indiscriminately killing fish up in the Rhondda.
I've been checked about 3 times and always on commercial fisheries and always courteously. I think that the EA leave club waters alone as most people who buy a club membership will also buy a rod licence.
Forum: Tackle
7 Aug 2020
@ 2:06pm
@ 2:06pm
In reply to Post #1
I have these rods and I think they are excellent although not used any others in that price bracket so no real comparision but I am very happy with them. Cast well and lovely playing action. At that price is a bargain and I would snap them up
I have these rods and I think they are excellent although not used any others in that price bracket so no real comparision but I am very happy with them. Cast well and lovely playing action. At that price is a bargain and I would snap them up
Forum: Tackle
10 Jul 2020
@ 1:42pm
@ 1:42pm
In reply to Post #1
I got a Daiwa Mission deluxe chair from Ebay for £55. Its an old model but I find it very comfy and I just shy of 6 foot 2 and about the 19 stone mark (if I dont eat for a week!)
This is a big chair too at a good price but heavy. Might be worth a look if comes back in stock
https://www.kmsdirect.co.uk/outdoor-portable-folding-fishing-chair-recliner-camping-heavy-duty-4-adjustable-legs-xl-dark-green-l60-x-w65-x-h-97-112-cm
I got a Daiwa Mission deluxe chair from Ebay for £55. Its an old model but I find it very comfy and I just shy of 6 foot 2 and about the 19 stone mark (if I dont eat for a week!)
This is a big chair too at a good price but heavy. Might be worth a look if comes back in stock
https://www.kmsdirect.co.uk/outdoor-portable-folding-fishing-chair-recliner-camping-heavy-duty-4-adjustable-legs-xl-dark-green-l60-x-w65-x-h-97-112-cm