In reply to Post #2
cheers all, will have a look at some 2 piece nets cause i can always carry a handle or attach it somehow!

Afternoon all,

Hope your enjoying being on the banks now lock down has slightly been lifted.

I recently brought a dwarf 6ft rod and i plan to buy a second and therefore am looking at the nash 6ft double skin, however as much as i love the concept of compact fishing, I almost fell off my chair and packed it all in when i saw that the net that fits in such holdalls are almost £250+ as a student and i stress this was a difficult decision to make, theres no way i can spend that kinda money on a net... so thought i would ask you all if there was any nets that fit in this holdall that doesnt make me chose between food or fishing

link below of the holdall

https://www.anglingdirect.co.uk/nash-scope-ops-double-skin?gclid=CjwKCAjwh472BRAGEiwAvHVfGjcGjfQ700-0eU9tU_i5HudKCYLRsxWcm4LWYCT2dUYE98RtNszYphoCdiYQAvD_BwE

thanks all

In reply to Post #1
used them multiple times, good bait had a few decent fish from them, however i find the monster crab and squid and krill to be a killer alternative and much much cheaper..

In reply to Post #10
different spots move at different speeds, but typically the spots i plan to prebait move really slowly!

with the season closed, I'm sure all of us are looking to pre-bait some secretive spots in the hopes of catching them all illusive river carp.. wanted to see if anyone had any other tips for cheap ground bait? Corn is an obvious one, hemp and chickpeas are always a winner but wanted to see if anyone had any other ideas of what you could use as a cheaper alternative to shop brought... any tips would be really appreciated landing a river carp is at the top of my to catch list this year...

In reply to Post #1
base camp for £896!! madness however can easily see the appeal if you are doing a week long session!

In reply to Post #31
nothing worse than getting new gear you wanna test out and blanking hope you caught something bud!