They have just posted that its passed away now, it did seem to be coming out alot more the it used to

posted on their Facebook page
So Ross's group also caught the big one, just held the photo back before I had worked out how to word the capture, so Mike is an absolute gent caught it at three in the morning, on my scales that for record has only ever weighed this fish. It weighed above the record weight in the water and was weighed on the bank to confirm that weight, weight was 68.8, I will speak to the committee when I can get hold of them, but for now here it is and whether they will proceed with a claim.

The waterside common

Well done Mike Ÿ™

In reply to Post #2
I haven't checked but they also do them in curve shank it could be the coating is the only thing different. I thought for 20 hooks worth a look https://www.thetacklestore.co.uk/product/nash-steelpoint-twister-original-hooks/

Just wanted to see if anybody had sharped the Nash Steelpoint Twister Original Hooks that are being sold in packs of 20. If so how did it go? I was thinking about getting some sent of to be done

In reply to Post #49
He is still the director of Nash Corp Ltd as is Alan

In reply to Post #47
If its true the way that it's been said to have happened, then one guy attacking another is not two guys having a punch up, its assault simple as that. It sounds to me that you would do the same based on your comments.

Sticky's sales must be in decline, bait companies know the sheep will follow wherever this person goes

OZpig series 2 £95 from Robert Dyas RRP £250 . These are great legs ect fit inside and you can buy add ons for cooking. I have 2 that that I use in my outdoor kitchen and for this price is a complete bargain.

In reply to Post #1
Have a look at argos they sell a JML snap screen to stop fly's coming in through the door.
We had them and they are good. You could cut the strips that contain the magnets and stitch on to the mozzy mesh. Any local person that sews could do this for you

In reply to Post #1
Have You looked at Dobbins Bobbins nets ? They seem popular