Mark269
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Chub coffee maker
28 Jun 2020
@ 7:56pm
@ 7:56pm
In reply to Post #1
Aeropress. Had mine absolutely ages, use it daily and have only had to change the plunger seal once. Just bought the travel version to leave in with my tackle. In my view a solid buy if you like fresh coffee
Aeropress. Had mine absolutely ages, use it daily and have only had to change the plunger seal once. Just bought the travel version to leave in with my tackle. In my view a solid buy if you like fresh coffee
2 May 2020
@ 7:21pm
@ 7:21pm
In reply to Post #1
CMCS fish feeds do a large range of pellets including low oil, high protein and the flavoured type of stick pellets that are worth a look if you want something different
CMCS fish feeds do a large range of pellets including low oil, high protein and the flavoured type of stick pellets that are worth a look if you want something different
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Iphone 11 Pro - Photography
24 Apr 2020
@ 11:57am
@ 11:57am
In reply to Post #5
Can't you set the camera to take pictures via voice control in the “accessibility” menu ?. I've not tried but I could be worth a look ??
Can't you set the camera to take pictures via voice control in the “accessibility” menu ?. I've not tried but I could be worth a look ??
Forum: Bait
Thread: pigeon conditioner
1 Mar 2019
@ 12:27pm
@ 12:27pm
In reply to Post #7
All the bigger bird feed companies sell and produce mixes for cage & aviary, pigeon and wild birds and in my experience they all clean, dust extract and in some cases polish there blends and straights. If they didn't, they would not sell anything as all bird keepers are ultra fussy.
Haiths are good but also very pricey. Does the quality of their products justify the higher costs, the buyer decides that ultimately. Most have a ceiling of what they will pay, this means haiths miss out to all but the most dedicated and those with a higher level of disposable income.
I shifted around 14t of corn a week made up of bucktons, Bamfords, ae james, VL, marimans, vanrobaeys, natural,bjf etc. I did have a haiths account but sold a fraction of there products in comparison to those listed.
For fishing I still maintain you can't go far wrong with any of the above manufacturers. You pays your money and makes your choice
All the bigger bird feed companies sell and produce mixes for cage & aviary, pigeon and wild birds and in my experience they all clean, dust extract and in some cases polish there blends and straights. If they didn't, they would not sell anything as all bird keepers are ultra fussy.
Haiths are good but also very pricey. Does the quality of their products justify the higher costs, the buyer decides that ultimately. Most have a ceiling of what they will pay, this means haiths miss out to all but the most dedicated and those with a higher level of disposable income.
I shifted around 14t of corn a week made up of bucktons, Bamfords, ae james, VL, marimans, vanrobaeys, natural,bjf etc. I did have a haiths account but sold a fraction of there products in comparison to those listed.
For fishing I still maintain you can't go far wrong with any of the above manufacturers. You pays your money and makes your choice
Forum: Bait
Thread: pigeon conditioner
1 Mar 2019
@ 7:00am
@ 7:00am
In reply to Post #1
I sold pigeon feed and straights for nearly 20 years, the 2 most popular brands by far were bucktons and Bamfords TK condition. Personally I would pick Bamfords but both are clean and consistent.
I sold pigeon feed and straights for nearly 20 years, the 2 most popular brands by far were bucktons and Bamfords TK condition. Personally I would pick Bamfords but both are clean and consistent.
Forum: Tackle
27 Jan 2019
@ 7:12am
@ 7:12am
In reply to Post #1
They are soundly made and I cannot knock the quality of materials or build. They set up solid and I've had no issues in use with mine so far
On the negative side they are a bit of a faff to set up. 6 sticks to level up the same etc etc.I break mine down after use and don't leave the sticks in the bars. I do this because i had an alarm slip out the outer tube and drop on to the drive when unpacking the car at home. My fault no doubt for not checking everything was tight !.
If you like the convenience of 2 sticks and 2 buzz bars stay as you are. If you use a pod of some kind then you won't mind the set up part I guess
They are soundly made and I cannot knock the quality of materials or build. They set up solid and I've had no issues in use with mine so far
On the negative side they are a bit of a faff to set up. 6 sticks to level up the same etc etc.I break mine down after use and don't leave the sticks in the bars. I do this because i had an alarm slip out the outer tube and drop on to the drive when unpacking the car at home. My fault no doubt for not checking everything was tight !.
If you like the convenience of 2 sticks and 2 buzz bars stay as you are. If you use a pod of some kind then you won't mind the set up part I guess
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Cult Bait Boats... any info?
11 May 2018
@ 1:09pm
@ 1:09pm
In reply to Post #1
I've recently bought one but so far have not had chance to use it in anger. I have given it a test to make sure it works as intended and can say it looks fine. Build quality is good also.
I will make a video and post it up on YouTube once I've used it fully next week
Search for Skarp 60 or Icatcher for an odd video already on YouTube
I've recently bought one but so far have not had chance to use it in anger. I have given it a test to make sure it works as intended and can say it looks fine. Build quality is good also.
I will make a video and post it up on YouTube once I've used it fully next week
Search for Skarp 60 or Icatcher for an odd video already on YouTube