CarpPilgrim
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Forum: General Carp Discussion
10 Jun 2020
@ 1:33pm
@ 1:33pm
In reply to Post #10
I am only after getting off the phone with them. They were very helpful. They are sending out new uprights that will fit the deluxe front bar and at no cost which is very nice of them.
I am only after getting off the phone with them. They were very helpful. They are sending out new uprights that will fit the deluxe front bar and at no cost which is very nice of them.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
10 Jun 2020
@ 11:00am
@ 11:00am
In reply to Post #1
I have a MK2 2018 Puncture Proof Barrow. I bought the Delux Bar only last week from JR and it does not fit my barrow. I think its for the Tri Porter Barrows, thats what it says in the description anyway, having said that I gave it to a friend and it fits his MK2 Fat Boy Barrow? The Delux Bar is to thick and wont fit into the connection points on my barrow. The interior diameter of my front upright is 17mm, I think you would need about 20mm for the Deluxe Bar to fit in.
I have a MK2 2018 Puncture Proof Barrow. I bought the Delux Bar only last week from JR and it does not fit my barrow. I think its for the Tri Porter Barrows, thats what it says in the description anyway, having said that I gave it to a friend and it fits his MK2 Fat Boy Barrow? The Delux Bar is to thick and wont fit into the connection points on my barrow. The interior diameter of my front upright is 17mm, I think you would need about 20mm for the Deluxe Bar to fit in.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Unhooking Mat Queries
9 Jun 2020
@ 9:57am
@ 9:57am
In reply to Post #1
Nash inflatable cradle? The fish does sink into it as there is nothing underneath the part you lay the fish on and it has sidewalls and a velcro cover/flap.
Nash inflatable cradle? The fish does sink into it as there is nothing underneath the part you lay the fish on and it has sidewalls and a velcro cover/flap.
Forum: Tackle
9 Jun 2020
@ 9:49am
@ 9:49am
In reply to Post #1
I bought the Aqua Black Series Compact Tristar 3 Rod Holdall. Im happy with it, its a 2 up 1 down system. It has good padding and it has a deep pocket for your net and a pocket for banksticks.
I bought the Aqua Black Series Compact Tristar 3 Rod Holdall. Im happy with it, its a 2 up 1 down system. It has good padding and it has a deep pocket for your net and a pocket for banksticks.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Over trousers.
3 Jun 2020
@ 9:17am
@ 9:17am
In reply to Post #1
I dont think you will be disappointed with the Aqua F12 trousers. I have them and also have the Nash Carabou (Too Heavy), Fox Chunk 10K Hydro (Noise/ stiff material) and the VASS Winter Bib/ Brace (No pockets). Cant remember the last time I wore the others, I always seem to go for the Aqua ones. They have very little thermal properties and in winter a set of thermals would be needed underneath. The main things I like about them are:
Really light.
Have zip pockets.
Dry fast when wet.
Dont make a rubbing noise when moving.
You can roll them into a tiny stuff sack.
Has a draw string so fits nice around the waist.
The "F12Torrent" writing on the bottom of the leg is starting to come off mine, I had them about a year now and they do get washed pretty much every week. I'm on my 2nd pair of these, ripped the first pair on some barbed wire, I liked them so much i bought them again.
I dont think you will be disappointed with the Aqua F12 trousers. I have them and also have the Nash Carabou (Too Heavy), Fox Chunk 10K Hydro (Noise/ stiff material) and the VASS Winter Bib/ Brace (No pockets). Cant remember the last time I wore the others, I always seem to go for the Aqua ones. They have very little thermal properties and in winter a set of thermals would be needed underneath. The main things I like about them are:
Really light.
Have zip pockets.
Dry fast when wet.
Dont make a rubbing noise when moving.
You can roll them into a tiny stuff sack.
Has a draw string so fits nice around the waist.
The "F12Torrent" writing on the bottom of the leg is starting to come off mine, I had them about a year now and they do get washed pretty much every week. I'm on my 2nd pair of these, ripped the first pair on some barbed wire, I liked them so much i bought them again.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Compact 3 rod holdall
30 May 2020
@ 8:04am
@ 8:04am
In reply to Post #1
I bought a Aqua Black Series Compact Tristar 12ft 3 Rod Holdall, its a 2 up 1 down design. Can fit 3 rods and a net in it, no room for weigh sling but.
I bought a Aqua Black Series Compact Tristar 12ft 3 Rod Holdall, its a 2 up 1 down design. Can fit 3 rods and a net in it, no room for weigh sling but.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Rod quiver
17 May 2020
@ 3:59pm
@ 3:59pm
In reply to Post #1
Check out the Aqua RS 4 Quiver or Aqua Roving Quiver.
Check out the Aqua RS 4 Quiver or Aqua Roving Quiver.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Johnson Ross
9 May 2020
@ 8:08am
@ 8:08am
In reply to Post #1
Yes, since yesterday.
Yes, since yesterday.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Jag Micro Pod
25 Apr 2020
@ 10:42am
@ 10:42am
In reply to Post #74
Yes you could do that if you wanted. The only difference would be that tour rods would run parallel, if you had the front and rear bars your rods would angle away from one another.
Yes you could do that if you wanted. The only difference would be that tour rods would run parallel, if you had the front and rear bars your rods would angle away from one another.