In reply to Post #1
Call the office!

In reply to Post #70
The RR Sport is a great car just keep an eye on the fuel take sheild, mine went from surface rust to falling off in a matter of weeks

In reply to Post #12
Thanks

All I’m looking for is clear spots and other chirp versions will do that? Not interested in the 3d map of fish finding

In reply to Post #10
Any more feedback?

I like the idea of this - will explain

I’ve very limited time fishing and having to constantly thrash the water to find holes in the weed I feel is counter productive as I’m not staying in the swim for 24 or even 8 hours so I like the idea of finding a hole dropping rig/bait with a bushwhacker but £350 is a lot unless it actually delivers

In reply to Post #7
Merry Christmas

In reply to Post #13
I can fully recommend ESP in 10ft or Soniks in 8ft

Looking for recommendations for a new head torch.

Rechargeable
Reasonably compact
Doesn't need to light up the entire lake

Ideally have two settings, normal and focused but it absolutely cannot be a generic rebranded head torch with strobe and red light - no longer in the army and I don't needneed to “preserve my night vision” - Zee Germans are not coming

Thanks

In reply to Post #1586
Not completely fishing related but I did fish on the trip

Last year I went to Scotland to spend some time in the hills while my daughter was on an ice climbing course, my father died the day before leaving and while not relevant in May provide some context.

I spent a couple of days mooching around lure fishing in the Lochs and rivers and climbing.

I had always planned to walk to Ben Alder bothy (Google it) walked in found it empty this is February so gets dark early, collected firewood on the way and previous residents had left some coal.

I got a fire going, ate and got my head down. Woke maybe an hour later to noises I still can't describe, not wildlife and not wind. Now part of the bothy is closed off without internal or external doors just dead space ( if you look at the photos anything left or right of the chimneys) I have it as out 2mins thought, packed up and got the hell out, not the smartest move as the 1st few miles out is deep bog, but there was no way I was staying any longer!

In reply to Post #12
This is the fine line between hobby and work, most people can only dream of turning a hobby into fulltime employment. Those that do need to generate revenue, sponsorship & social media are just a few options.

Unless you have sufficient collateral to fish fulltime you going to need to tap into all the revenue streams you can.

In reply to Post #9
100% cadac very versatile