jamescain12
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- 16 Apr 2015 10:16
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- 6 Nov 2026 08:36
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- Cheshire, England
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Binoculars
6 Nov 2026
@ 8:36am
@ 8:36am
Had a pair of these for years and been great - Barr & Stroud 8X42 Sierra Binoculars
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Decisions, decisions, decisions
28 Oct 2026
@ 8:50am
@ 8:50am
In reply to Post #5
for days this brolly is ideal
for days this brolly is ideal
Forum: Venues (UK)
Thread: Hunts corner, crayfish
22 Oct 2026
@ 2:49pm
@ 2:49pm
https://crayproofbaits.co.uk/
These are decent but might not be worth it to only use the once
These are decent but might not be worth it to only use the once
3 Oct 2026
@ 5:09pm
@ 5:09pm
Top cast angling Cheshire
Forum: Tackle
Thread: No faff reel pouch for quiver
24 Sep 2026
@ 8:00am
@ 8:00am
I use the speero ones which also have the tip protectors, find them fine
Forum: Venues (UK)
Thread: East Sussex
10 Jun 2026
@ 9:39am
@ 9:39am
Great thanks, will have a look at those clubs!
Forum: Venues (UK)
Thread: East Sussex
8 Jun 2026
@ 4:49pm
@ 4:49pm
Hi after a bit of advice if poss? I'm from the north west but my Mrs is from Eastbourne so am down that way visiting her fmaily a bit over the year.
Just wondering if anyone knows of any cheapish clubs/day tickets around that way where can do a bit of carp fishing when down there, will only be the odd evening or morning. Maybe any cheaper clubs that control some of the small rivers? Not after spots etc just so I know if worth taking some day kit with me when we go down throughout the year.
Was looking at Cuckmere but can't find much out about it.
Appreciate people might not want to give too much info away.
Thanks,
James
Just wondering if anyone knows of any cheapish clubs/day tickets around that way where can do a bit of carp fishing when down there, will only be the odd evening or morning. Maybe any cheaper clubs that control some of the small rivers? Not after spots etc just so I know if worth taking some day kit with me when we go down throughout the year.
Was looking at Cuckmere but can't find much out about it.
Appreciate people might not want to give too much info away.
Thanks,
James
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Light tc retractable.
7 May 2026
@ 4:14pm
@ 4:14pm
In reply to Post #1
I've got a Daiwa Legalis travel rod. Not retractable but 9 piece and can be used at 9 or 10 foot.
Have used it but not caught on it yet, seems a good rod for the money and packs down to fit in hand luggage.
I've got a Daiwa Legalis travel rod. Not retractable but 9 piece and can be used at 9 or 10 foot.
Have used it but not caught on it yet, seems a good rod for the money and packs down to fit in hand luggage.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Waterproof jacket
3 Apr 2026
@ 12:32pm
@ 12:32pm
Just get an outdoor brand like Rab, Montane etc
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Esp QuickDraw mat large
7 Oct 2025
@ 4:26pm
@ 4:26pm
Pretty sure the sides probably aren't designed to be that functional, but more to just meet the rules of fisheries that require the sides