In reply to Post #1
Don't bother, noisey and heavy... Go to tackle box and buy a swift stick for half the price... superb throwing stick and ultralight !

In reply to Post #1
The best thing you can do for this is buy the cheap Nikon AFS-DX 35mm F1.8 lens for around £120-140 new or less than £90 second hand.

It is very very light and superb quality for the price range.. I struggle to notice any real differance between this and the Sigma Art 1.4 35mm lens at nealy £550 + ( I use both amongst others with a Nikon D5600).

Daytime - stick to Aperture priority mode and shoot around F2 to F2.8 with iso at 100, stick to centre weighted metering with spot focus.. A cheap intervalometer works really really well off the likes of Amazon for self takes for around £20-25 to automate your shots.

Dawn, dusk and night time you will have to start bumping the ISO up to keep the shutter speed up to reduce/stop movment blur as with any photography.

If yopu want any sample images of captures with both lenses, give me a shout !

Hope this helps

In reply to Post #6
Wouldnt have a template knocking about for the through the hull fitting for the Raymarine sonar would you by any chance ?

In reply to Post #1
Owned both, first one was really really noisy 2nd one not so bad, there heavy tho and any serious baiting will give you arm ache.

I then bought a Tackle box carbon "Swift Stick" on way the France the one year, Impressivly light and cheap as chips !

Hope this helps.

Females only have one session usually however males will keep chasing/pestering when ever the feeling needs.

Looking for reccomendations for long baiting spoon handles for slinging amounts of particle and boilie short medium ranges with the nash/gardner spoons. Not sure if all the threads are same size etc.

I have already got a short handled jobbie but need a bit more reach, maybe a landing net handle or similar

Cheers

In reply to Post #24
"Minimum waterproof rating 10,000mm
Minimum breath-ability rating 1,000g/24hr/m2"

It doesnt say that on the actual JP site tho,only on resellers sites unless ive totally missed it..

Seems I missed out on the Bergaus jacket which looked quite nice..

Anybody know if the Galbraith Smock By Jack Pyke which i like also is waterproof and breathable, cant seem to see it stated on the actual Jack Pyke site?

In reply to Post #2
This is good, exactly what i did with my SS3 and SS4, only problem now is its pulling the eyelets out of the material, having said that it gets tons and tons of use !

In reply to Post #14
Sent you a PM about my ND2