In reply to Post #1
Hi mate. Pm me and I can tell you all about the baits.

The real danger isn’t during the hot weather. Fish will adapt to this with the help of some airation. The real concerns is how this hot spell breaks down. If we have a gradual shift in pressure, temperatures and rainfall then it’s not an issue. However if this hot spell ends with sudden heavy thunderstorms, that’s the real danger. The sudden drop in pressure and water temperature can kill all the algae very quickly. This algae is broken down by bacteria in the water, using up the dissolved oxygen in the process. Causing sudden and dramatic oxygen crashes. We have a breakdown in weather forecast for around the third week of August and there will be a lot of clubs and fishery owners holding their breath. Fingers crossed we get a gradual change in conditions over a week or so.

In reply to Post #5
Rob what days are you on site? I will pop in and say hello.

In reply to Post #1
If you have a mix that’s fairly light then about 10% 3M microspheres should do it. Be warned they are unpleasant stuff to deal with. I always add them to my powders outside and wear a decent ffp3 mask.

Personally I prefer corkballs

Where’s that blanket bloke when you need him.

In reply to Post #1
Hi

I’ve spoken to a guy that knows him. He only had a personal number for him that he wasn’t keen to give out. Which is understandable.

He said the best option is to comment on one of his posts on instagram and if he has stock then he will normally contact you.

Hope that helps a bit
W

In reply to Post #13
one of my waters dyed a lake a few years back. wrecked the fishing. zero weed for about two full seasons. no reason for the fish to be out in the open water, so they just sat in the woodwork. castch rates were well down. finally now im told a bit of weed is returning. better option is barley straw to keep the risk of a bloom down and let the weed do its natural thing

In reply to Post #1
I can get the details for you. I have a couple of mates on there.

In reply to Post #14
It’s stories like that which are giving me sleepless nights!!

In reply to Post #4
So the t6 needs a cambelt change every five’s years the same as a custom with a wet belt?

I’m guessing as it’s a dry belt it’s a much easier and cheaper job than on the custom?