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turnerswfc Last active 206 days ago
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3 Apr 2007 10:14
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9 Feb 2023 05:45
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J T*****
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S.Yorkshire, England
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8 Feb 2023
@ 1:18pm
Fished it a couple of years ago from the main lodge, and it's not as easy as you'd think. We had about 5 fish with the biggest being just over thirty. Most fish came from the right of the main lodge, in the small bay shaped areas, but it does get weedy. Sticky Manilla with Manilla wafters as hookbaits were what I went in with.

Good luck.
8 Feb 2023
@ 1:12pm
Frank Warwick's white Hot Squid pop-ups.
8 Feb 2023
@ 1:09pm
In reply to Post #1
Personal preference mate in my opinion. I've got a set of both and use whichever takes my fancy on the day.
8 Feb 2023
@ 1:08pm
In reply to Post #1
Go for the large (77850) or medium (42150) RidgeMonkey one. Jay Cater uses these for his CPAP machine, as do a good number of others that I know. They come as standard with the 12V slot too.
8 Feb 2023
@ 1:05pm
In reply to Post #1
Look at the Sonik Vader 10ft rods, pretty sure the RRP is around £40 a rod.
8 Feb 2023
@ 1:02pm
In reply to Post #1
I use the RidgeMonkey Vault 120W version. It folds completely flat and in full sunlight has fully charged my large RM power pack in 5 hours!
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Wellies!
8 Feb 2023
@ 1:00pm
In reply to Post #1
Muck Boot's for me. Had mine for about 5 years now and still warm, dry and comfortable. They're a neoprene upper, so keep you warm and you can obviously be totally dry when walking in to shallow margins too.
Forum: Bait
17 Mar 2016
@ 1:57pm
In reply to Post #1
Agree with Nellieman on the toasted sesame oil as it kicks off a right slick in comparison to, even the better, thicker hemp oils, though you'll find that Ian Russell and a few other swear by simply slugging hookbaits in standard sunflower oil! Now that's cheap as chips!
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