_JRCH
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- 10 Jul 2022 22:03
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Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Taking my dog fishing
24 Mar 2026
@ 12:31am
@ 12:31am
In reply to Post #7
Defo need more than a bivvy peg for a staffie. Especially if they have a run up on a long lead.
Lots of water and treats to keep them occupied to start with. Long lead with a corkscrew spike and be prepared to lose your bedchair. My bull terrier sleeps in the bag when I take her wasn't so bad when she was a pup lol
Defo need more than a bivvy peg for a staffie. Especially if they have a run up on a long lead.
Lots of water and treats to keep them occupied to start with. Long lead with a corkscrew spike and be prepared to lose your bedchair. My bull terrier sleeps in the bag when I take her wasn't so bad when she was a pup lol
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Rob Allen tatton park common
5 Feb 2026
@ 1:11am
@ 1:11am
Any joy on this mate?
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: New fishing vehicle (estate car)
6 Jul 2025
@ 4:43am
@ 4:43am
In reply to Post #5
Second this. Golf or Passat estates are perfect👍🏻
Second this. Golf or Passat estates are perfect👍🏻
Forum: Tackle
Thread: ESP Quickdraw brollies.
15 Jun 2025
@ 9:54pm
@ 9:54pm
This was a reply from Dave regarding the brollies from a brief exchange of messages this week.
Will be in shops from mid July. Total weight including mozzy mesh (which comes with it), 4 storm poles, mini groundsheet, 8 pegs and bag is 5kg.
Brolly on its own is 3.7kg (used ultra strong 8.5mm ribs which adds a bit of weight but makes it proper solid) and in most situations you only need 2 storm poles 👍
The 52 inch gives a nice old school
Vibe
Will be in shops from mid July. Total weight including mozzy mesh (which comes with it), 4 storm poles, mini groundsheet, 8 pegs and bag is 5kg.
Brolly on its own is 3.7kg (used ultra strong 8.5mm ribs which adds a bit of weight but makes it proper solid) and in most situations you only need 2 storm poles 👍
The 52 inch gives a nice old school
Vibe
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Leadfree leaders
6 Mar 2025
@ 4:33pm
@ 4:33pm
In reply to Post #2
Probably didn't explain very well. The thickness isn't so much what I'm getting at, I'm after something more like traditional leadcore but leadfree👍🏻
And I can personally say I have suffered the odd tangle, which I think is due to the overall diameter of the leader.
Probably didn't explain very well. The thickness isn't so much what I'm getting at, I'm after something more like traditional leadcore but leadfree👍🏻
And I can personally say I have suffered the odd tangle, which I think is due to the overall diameter of the leader.
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Leadfree leaders
6 Mar 2025
@ 4:05pm
@ 4:05pm
I've been using the thinking anglers leadfree leader and it's decent. Nice and supple, heavy when wet however it's a bit thin especially compared to leadcore which I believe can cause the odd tangle in flight.
I've heard the fox submerge in 50lb is good and a bit thicker, does anyone else have any other recommendations?
Cheers 👍🏻
I've heard the fox submerge in 50lb is good and a bit thicker, does anyone else have any other recommendations?
Cheers 👍🏻
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best mono on the market ?
12 Jul 2024
@ 2:02am
@ 2:02am
In reply to Post #6
The loaded is one of the worst lines I've ever used. Took it off my spools within 24 hours of spooling up, it coiled terribly. The normal synchro is the best mono I've ever used. Heard good things about thinking anglers ogx but can't see myself ever not using braid or flouro tbh they're much more forgiving.
The loaded is one of the worst lines I've ever used. Took it off my spools within 24 hours of spooling up, it coiled terribly. The normal synchro is the best mono I've ever used. Heard good things about thinking anglers ogx but can't see myself ever not using braid or flouro tbh they're much more forgiving.
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Combi rig boom
12 Jul 2024
@ 2:00am
@ 2:00am
In reply to Post #5
This stuff used to be the ********. Even better with a lick of marker on it
This stuff used to be the ********. Even better with a lick of marker on it
Forum: Bait
Thread: Jason Hayward specials
28 Feb 2023
@ 3:50pm
@ 3:50pm
In reply to Post #6
That's why I was asking on here mate. Managed to get a couple of tubs of 15mm yellows.
That's why I was asking on here mate. Managed to get a couple of tubs of 15mm yellows.
Forum: Bait
Thread: Jason Hayward specials
22 Feb 2023
@ 5:22pm
@ 5:22pm
You sir are a top man. My mate works there never thought of giving him a call. Hopefully the stock on the website is accurate ha ha.