ni-carper
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Forum: Bait
Thread: Korda fake corn
18 Aug 2025
@ 11:42pm
@ 11:42pm
In reply to Post #1
I believe the texture of the different types, differs e.g the pop up stuff is firmer than the slow sinking version(I think it's that way round)👍
I believe the texture of the different types, differs e.g the pop up stuff is firmer than the slow sinking version(I think it's that way round)👍
Forum: Bait
Thread: Recommended Pre-Made Particle
24 Mar 2025
@ 4:37pm
@ 4:37pm
I have always found Blake's baits frozen particle to be good quality, at a fair price.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Nash Titan t1 camo pro
25 Jan 2025
@ 6:35pm
@ 6:35pm
Was just wondering if anyone has had this bivvy any length of time,and could give some feed back on it, any issues etc.
I like the look and spec of it, but have never had a Nash shelter before.
The only thing I am slightly concerned about is that the material that the poles thread through looks to be made from mesh.
Many thanks👍
I like the look and spec of it, but have never had a Nash shelter before.
The only thing I am slightly concerned about is that the material that the poles thread through looks to be made from mesh.
Many thanks👍
Forum: Bait
Thread: Mainline iso fish
21 Aug 2024
@ 11:08pm
@ 11:08pm
Hi, mate,I don't use mainline, I order my boilies direct from the manufacturer, but it just so happens I was in a tackle shop the other day, and there was a few lads talking about the iso fish. I picked bag up and had a look, to see what the fuss was about, and read the ingredients on the back, which I have to say was an interesting read, if I remember correctly the fish meal content was stated at 10%, I hope this help's 👍👍👍
Forum: Boats
20 Aug 2024
@ 5:43pm
@ 5:43pm
Hi all, just wondering if anyone has or used one of theses, looking at potentially getting one for a bit of pike fishing, in the autumn and winter months, as well as for rig dropping& baiting up on some of the bigger pits I have access to. I don't have the storage space for a solid plastic type boat etc, so considering one of these in the3/3.5m, or a honwave.
How robust are the inflatables, from a puncher point of view🤔
Thanks👍👍👍👍
How robust are the inflatables, from a puncher point of view🤔
Thanks👍👍👍👍
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Heavy Bobbin
14 Aug 2024
@ 10:11am
@ 10:11am
MCF flipper, I thinks it's called, with the heavy chain might be worth a look, as well as the rattler, if they still do it, or as others have said a swinger style system. 👍👍👍
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Nash R3 Plus alarms
13 Sep 2023
@ 11:52am
@ 11:52am
Hi mate, I bought a set nearly 6months ago, and so far so good.
I originally bought them as a back up set, as one of my delk txi's started to play up when raining, which was becoming a pain, but to be honest I haven't used the delks since buying the r3+.
The Nash alarms were never really in my thoughts, the fox rx+ was what I had planned to buy, but then the Nash r3 was recommended to me, and a set of the plus's came up at a good price.
After a bit of research the general feedback was that they were a good alarm.
I looked at the r3/r3+ and the new r4.The additional features on the r4 weren't really of use to me so I went for the r3+, and as I have said, they have been fine so far.
The r3 might even be worth a look, as there isn't a great deal of difference between the 2 for the price difference.
If you can find somewhere that has stock of them, go and have a look at them in the flesh so to speak ,and see what you prefer. The r3/r3+ are the same size body as far as I can remember, the r4 is bigger.
Hope this is of some help

I originally bought them as a back up set, as one of my delk txi's started to play up when raining, which was becoming a pain, but to be honest I haven't used the delks since buying the r3+.
The Nash alarms were never really in my thoughts, the fox rx+ was what I had planned to buy, but then the Nash r3 was recommended to me, and a set of the plus's came up at a good price.
After a bit of research the general feedback was that they were a good alarm.
I looked at the r3/r3+ and the new r4.The additional features on the r4 weren't really of use to me so I went for the r3+, and as I have said, they have been fine so far.
The r3 might even be worth a look, as there isn't a great deal of difference between the 2 for the price difference.
If you can find somewhere that has stock of them, go and have a look at them in the flesh so to speak ,and see what you prefer. The r3/r3+ are the same size body as far as I can remember, the r4 is bigger.
Hope this is of some help
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Spod braid straight through
9 Jun 2022
@ 5:55pm
@ 5:55pm
In reply to Post #1
Gardner kinetic spod braid for me, if going straight through,(up too 100yrds, if going over that a shock leader goes on) never had a problem with it ,it is however a thicker braid, think it's .30mm
Gardner kinetic spod braid for me, if going straight through,(up too 100yrds, if going over that a shock leader goes on) never had a problem with it ,it is however a thicker braid, think it's .30mm
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Beaked point hooks
1 Jan 2022
@ 12:12pm
@ 12:12pm
In reply to Post #1
I find the ESP Cryogen gripper and grip rigger, patterns very good
I find the ESP Cryogen gripper and grip rigger, patterns very good