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MrNuvawun Last active 12 hrs ago Premium expires 30 Sep 2027
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3 Nov 2026
@ 10:01pm
In reply to Post #43
They came with the bundle I bought, but just checked and looks like they’ve stopped that bundle now, probably run out of hard cases? If you search, you can find a picture of the hard cases for £9.17 each, but when you scroll to the description, it reads as if they’re for the ROC alarms, so be careful.
Pretty sure you can buy direct from CS in Germany, but the prices seem a bit higher. I’d get the alarms from Pecheur and order the hard cases from CS direct if I were you.
3 Nov 2026
@ 7:36pm
In reply to Post #40
No carp this trip unfortunately, but did nail 5 bream 😩. Alarms excellent so far and receiver indication is instant 1:1, as you would hope it to be.
3+1 set was a few pence under £350 all in, including delivery and import duty and took 8 days to arrive via DPD, as obviously had to clear customs etc.
The french DPD tracking leaves a bit to be desired, but by day 7 I got English tracking from DPD, which bizarrely seemed to start in Oldbury (midlands? I’m in Kent so it massively overshot before coming back lol).
One thing I noticed is that Pecheur’s prices seem to fluctuate daily, I’m assuming in line with exchange rate with the Euro? Overall, very happy with the service and products and wouldn’t hesitate to use again to buy something only available on mainland Europe.
Why CarpSounder don’t set up a UK stockist, I really don’t understand?
1 Nov 2026
@ 11:53pm
My lake is currently over 24ft down on full. Where my bivvy is will be 20ft under water by the start of next year lol. Average year it goes down about 22ft, but seen it over 26ft down before! Proper eye opener. Where I stood and took the photo will be 6ft underwater when full lol.
29 Oct 2026
@ 4:15pm
In reply to Post #35
No lag whatsoever, it’s instant 1:1 indication 💪🏻😃. Proper happy with them so far, albeit early days. I think Carp Sounder would clean up in the UK if they had a stockist/distributor!
29 Oct 2026
@ 4:12pm
In reply to Post #34
Well, I’ve currently gone full traffic lights, red-yellow-green from left to right, with tone 1 (low) on the left, tone 9 (high) on the right and I think it was tone 4 or 5 on the middle rod. That’s been about my default for the last 30 years or so lol. I just know which rod has bleeped instantly like that. I must say though, I do really like the cyan colour, might have to have a play with that after dark, along with the night lights 😁
29 Oct 2026
@ 3:08pm




29 Oct 2026
@ 3:05pm
In reply to Post #30
You sure you’re not looking at the Age Pro set?
28 Oct 2026
@ 11:25pm
Well, they finally cleared customs and arrived yesterday. Fitted them on my buzzer bars and set them up and had a play with them, very impressed so far. Out on the bank tomorrow til Saturday to give them their maiden voyage. Fingers crossed I christen one of them 🤞🏻😊
Forum: Bait
Thread: 24mm baits
25 Oct 2026
@ 4:59pm
In reply to Post #10
They’ll ruin more sessions than they won’t in my experience. I’d go all in on 24’s if they’re that much of a problem. Feed 24’s as loose feed and use 24’s on the hook. Don’t go mad with the loose feed through the colder months, I’d start with a dozen to 15 baits per rod to start with and see how you get on.
Forum: Bait
Thread: 24mm baits
25 Oct 2026
@ 9:11am
In reply to Post #6
Exactly my point! If the bream are clearing out the 18’s, you’re left fishing single 24’s by the morning, which is very often bite time.
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