In reply to Post #54
I changed to the 6000's. Just because I prefer a larger reel and crank power. Come with a tapered spool and a proper line clip. 👍

In reply to Post #4
Trent

In reply to Post #65
Trek 50

In reply to Post #17
Cannot beat the use of a float when boilie fishing imo. just the visual is great. Most people turn to the spomb to combat the gulls, but if you wait until just before dark you can still get them out no issues. Defo an edge as a lot of fish in most lakes don't see the spread baiting scenario anymore because of the gulls.

In reply to Post #5
Anyone know if esp are bringing out a new low pro? Did hears rumours they were...

In reply to Post #4
Jim Wilson runs it sept - sept. mostly sticky lads on there. Mega lake, on the list myself.

In reply to Post #3
snaggy pit..

So after leaving the receiver on the car bonnet while packing down, it's soon flew off at 60mph on the way home! it does work but only if it is right next the the heads themselves. Looks like the top two connection wires have snapped inside the box. Do fleetmicro or dalelectronics repair receivers too or just alarm heads?

Cheers
Lee

In reply to Post #115
The rspb closed the X due to ground nesting birds, it wasn't the only swim lost that year. certain swims on here are only fishable at certain times of the year and the X was one of them

In reply to Post #89
Dunno it's a big place and only really been reach/meadow/shallow side. Don't hear of much being found and people talk