gavinh87
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Bivvy/shelter
27 May 2026
@ 8:23pm
@ 8:23pm
In reply to Post #3
Thanks for the replies, we went for the titan hide in the end. It was one of the only ones on display despite us travelling to many tackle shops.
Not set it up yet but it will be plenty big enough for him for a few years.
Cheers
Thanks for the replies, we went for the titan hide in the end. It was one of the only ones on display despite us travelling to many tackle shops.
Not set it up yet but it will be plenty big enough for him for a few years.
Cheers
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Bivvy/shelter
25 May 2026
@ 2:27pm
@ 2:27pm
Hi all, my lad has been slowly getting into fishing and now wants to come along with me for some overnighters. He's almost 12 and has made it clear he doesn't want to share a double with his boring Dad.
Theres some good deals on this weekend and I've found a couple of options but want some opinions before I pull the trigger.
The choices are ;
Nash titan hide full system £269
Solar tackle camo brolly £199
Sonik AXS v2 £289
The only thing I need to be wary off is pack down size, smaller the better now I'm having to squeeze another angler in the motor!
Theres some good deals on this weekend and I've found a couple of options but want some opinions before I pull the trigger.
The choices are ;
Nash titan hide full system £269
Solar tackle camo brolly £199
Sonik AXS v2 £289
The only thing I need to be wary off is pack down size, smaller the better now I'm having to squeeze another angler in the motor!
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Noddy and "old school"
1 Nov 2024
@ 4:22pm
@ 4:22pm
In reply to Post #3
Yeah round here a slab is a big bream :
Yeah round here a slab is a big bream :
Forum: Tackle
30 Oct 2024
@ 6:36pm
@ 6:36pm
I know this is a bit old now but I've just come into a set of these.
If you still need I can upload a picture of the ones I have.
If you still need I can upload a picture of the ones I have.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Frap proof braid
21 Jun 2024
@ 2:13pm
@ 2:13pm
In reply to Post #25
How strange, how long ago did you purchase yours?
The one my step dad had was maybe 8 months ago.
How strange, how long ago did you purchase yours?
The one my step dad had was maybe 8 months ago.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Frap proof braid
20 Jun 2024
@ 7:57pm
@ 7:57pm
Now I've seen the reel and braid in question I can confirm this braid is absolute tosh.
My step dad bought this reel and had no end of hassle with the braid. We changed it to J braid and it's been fine since.
If you're still having issues with it after removing some then I'd recommend changing it. Do note that this reel has mono as backing line.
My step dad bought this reel and had no end of hassle with the braid. We changed it to J braid and it's been fine since.
If you're still having issues with it after removing some then I'd recommend changing it. Do note that this reel has mono as backing line.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Frap proof braid
12 Jun 2024
@ 8:34pm
@ 8:34pm
In reply to Post #1
I've had good success with the new red trakker braid. Hitting 120+ without any fraps. However I do always make sure the braid is wet before I cast.
I've had good success with the new red trakker braid. Hitting 120+ without any fraps. However I do always make sure the braid is wet before I cast.
Forum: Tackle
31 May 2024
@ 5:25pm
@ 5:25pm
In reply to Post #1
Cannot comment on the trakker but I've just purchased the frontier x and love it.
There is a significant price difference between the 2 so perhaps they should not be compared. The X can be had with an overwrap for £550. The RS is between £850-£900!
Cannot comment on the trakker but I've just purchased the frontier x and love it.
There is a significant price difference between the 2 so perhaps they should not be compared. The X can be had with an overwrap for £550. The RS is between £850-£900!
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best bivvy for £600
26 May 2024
@ 10:19pm
@ 10:19pm
Thanks for the replies guys.
I did go and look at a few bivvies setup and the aqua really wasn't doing it for me. It seemed dated.
Local store did price match TFT so I ended up getting the frontier X, only set it up in the garden but it went up very easily and it feels solid.
Cheers!
I did go and look at a few bivvies setup and the aqua really wasn't doing it for me. It seemed dated.
Local store did price match TFT so I ended up getting the frontier X, only set it up in the garden but it went up very easily and it feels solid.
Cheers!
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best bivvy for £600
19 May 2024
@ 4:40pm
@ 4:40pm
In reply to Post #2
Ah thanks for that, that wasn't even on my radar.
I had an original aqua but i remember reading somewhere that trakker had took over them and their quality went to crap?
Do you know what the headroom is like on the aqua? I'd like enough room to sit on my bed upright. Something I cannot do now, I'm not a tall chap. Only 5'8
Thanks.
Ah thanks for that, that wasn't even on my radar.
I had an original aqua but i remember reading somewhere that trakker had took over them and their quality went to crap?
Do you know what the headroom is like on the aqua? I'd like enough room to sit on my bed upright. Something I cannot do now, I'm not a tall chap. Only 5'8
Thanks.