AJM123
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Deeper mount for bait boat
1 Apr 2025
@ 7:17pm
@ 7:17pm
In reply to Post #1
I use the Deeper arm on the back of my Boatman Actor Plus.
It's well built and better than Ebay one's i've had in the past.
Only negative i've noticed is that im convinced it causes drag when turning. You can get over it but it is an issue.
I use the Deeper arm on the back of my Boatman Actor Plus.
It's well built and better than Ebay one's i've had in the past.
Only negative i've noticed is that im convinced it causes drag when turning. You can get over it but it is an issue.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Pros Waders
13 Jul 2023
@ 5:18pm
@ 5:18pm
In reply to Post #9
The Ebay seller i bought from was a charitable organisation (somerset community volunteers trust).
Pros chest waders were £30 inc. delivery.
I suspect they are old stock, but the one's i was sent were new, boxed and unused. From memory i think sizes were limited to 10,11,12.
I can't seem to find them offering them on Ebay today, but you might want to keep an eye out as i doubt they have sold them all yet. And they might just need to relist them again.
The Ebay seller i bought from was a charitable organisation (somerset community volunteers trust).
Pros chest waders were £30 inc. delivery.
I suspect they are old stock, but the one's i was sent were new, boxed and unused. From memory i think sizes were limited to 10,11,12.
I can't seem to find them offering them on Ebay today, but you might want to keep an eye out as i doubt they have sold them all yet. And they might just need to relist them again.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Pros Waders
13 Jul 2023
@ 3:53pm
@ 3:53pm
In reply to Post #1
Someone on Ebay is selling New Pros Chest Waders for £30.
Pleased with mine.
Someone on Ebay is selling New Pros Chest Waders for £30.
Pleased with mine.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Best Designed kit you own
4 Jul 2023
@ 5:16pm
@ 5:16pm
Delkim Smart Clips
JAG lockdown rear grip system
Nash Deliverance Stealth throwing stick
Summit Tackle Bankstick Drive Tool
Aqua Quick Sticks
Trakker Bivvy Fan
JAG lockdown rear grip system
Nash Deliverance Stealth throwing stick
Summit Tackle Bankstick Drive Tool
Aqua Quick Sticks
Trakker Bivvy Fan
Forum: General Carp Discussion
1 Jul 2023
@ 5:20pm
@ 5:20pm
Go and see a decent Physiotherapist mate.
Pay if you have to, it will be money well spent.
Pay if you have to, it will be money well spent.
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Les Fortinieres
25 Jun 2023
@ 7:18am
@ 7:18am
In reply to Post #1
I received some info about this place back in December and some photos.
New owners had taken it on.
Some cracking fish in there and looks the absolute business.
Im not surprised that it's booking up fast.
I received some info about this place back in December and some photos.
New owners had taken it on.
Some cracking fish in there and looks the absolute business.
Im not surprised that it's booking up fast.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Washers for Shimano spools
24 Jun 2023
@ 10:51am
@ 10:51am
In reply to Post #1
I believe my Shimano felt washers came oiled when new in the reel, not greased. I've been using Singer sewing machine oil on my reels, seems good.
I believe my Shimano felt washers came oiled when new in the reel, not greased. I've been using Singer sewing machine oil on my reels, seems good.
Forum: Rigs
21 Jun 2023
@ 6:03pm
@ 6:03pm
In reply to Post #1
I have used both of those rigs and they are both effective.
Maybe you could try one on each rod and see how they perform for yourself.
I have used both of those rigs and they are both effective.
Maybe you could try one on each rod and see how they perform for yourself.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Surface Fishing - Missed Bites
16 Jun 2023
@ 7:26am
@ 7:26am
In reply to Post #17
Yes, you are correct.
I should of added that the 12" or so to the hook doesn't need to have mucilin applied and should be regularly degreased with a clean cloth, sponge or pad.
Yes, you are correct.
I should of added that the 12" or so to the hook doesn't need to have mucilin applied and should be regularly degreased with a clean cloth, sponge or pad.