In reply to Post #3
I’ve been using 10fts for years but this year really struggled in margins where there was loads of reeds and I find them not good to cast might be me also got some 9fts which I don’t like at all so I to leaning to go back to 12fts

Just a matter of interest how many on here still using 12ft rods and how many are using 10fts as there main rods

In reply to Post #80
Looks great should be for the price are you using it on a barra or carrying it

This rucksack has been out a little while now those that have one what would you give out of 10 for comfort
And what is your opinion of it is it worth the money

Does anyone use this rucksack just wanted to know how comfortable it is on a walk
Thanks

I’ve been looking at this chair anyone own one feedback please also looking at fox duralite and Trakker ones I see the jrc is the heaviest using barra number one looking for comfort

In reply to Post #28
My mini has taken ages to boil but I like the concept of it all
A bloke done a test with fuel he said he will stick to meths others use to much

In reply to Post #25
I’ve had a 27 bought one for fishing in 86 but using meths got fed up with black kettle I haven’t got a 27 to compare with mini is 27 a lot quicker I know u put water with meths i am using ethanol

In reply to Post #23
Thanks for replying I see blokes with motorised barra with bags in bags and the gear stacked up very high barra bag cool bag 5 rod bag around 4 buckets cook bag big titan bivvy they say I’ve had to buy power barra I can’t push one to heavy
Then they say just doing quick overnight
Also I only ever put a mug full of water to boil everyone said that mini needs windshield looks like poor design

In reply to Post #19
I am so glad I started this thread I have learnt so much keep your ideas coming I love going light rucksack mat with brolly net retractable rods inside and light chair

which alcohol stove you use I have a mini trangia run it on enthanol but it takes so long to boil a mug of water I also have a jetboil incredible fast boil but no good in cold