In reply to Post #27
Tom the bailiff will help you with spots, I came last out of the draw and got one of my fancied pegs. The draw part when he says it really doesn't matter where you end up is accurate, I was sceptical at first but we had fish from all corners of the lake.

In reply to Post #24
We went start of September and had a great week. We managed a fair few fish between us and everyone caught, my mate managed to get a bit on film.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhYVueLgzpI

In reply to Post #1
Given up with trying to find one. For distance fishing I use the Korda D-Rig kickers if using a Ronnie instead of a hook bead. Hook holds have been great using a both bottom baits and pop-ups.

In reply to Post #1
You've not really given any travel time, size of fish, exclusive / day ticket. You'll get different answers from the majority of people on here. It may help if you narrow some specifics down

In reply to Post #1
We are booked in for September next year, can't wait!

In reply to Post #6
To be fair they have lasted 5 winters, I don't think that is bad at all.

In reply to Post #2
Definitely, it was just a shame that I only found out about the issues once my swim had flooded last week and I was playing a fish at 1am with a soaking wet foot!

Just a quick one saying how brilliant a recent email had been responded to by Jamie at Skee-Tex. I have a pair of the Skee-Tex Original boots that were well passed warranty but the issue was only with one boot, so I dropped them an email seeing if they had any old stock that I could purchase a single boot. The response was asking for my address and they would have a look in the warehouse, the next day I have received a boot Free of charge delivered.

Above and beyond customer service. Back to dry warm feet!

Jumping on an old thread... just watched Part 2. Even better than Part 1.

In reply to Post #1
As most have said I would go for a throwing stick, even if it could hit the range I have had a few sore moments trying to hit that bit further with a catapult.