Daleg2008
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Braid hooklink help
29 Nov 2025
@ 8:42pm
@ 8:42pm
Hi all
Looking for a pure braid hooklink that is fish friendly but not too soft if that makes sense. If anyone can recommend one so I don't have the hassle of buying loads and finding out for my self.
Thank you
Looking for a pure braid hooklink that is fish friendly but not too soft if that makes sense. If anyone can recommend one so I don't have the hassle of buying loads and finding out for my self.
Thank you
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best lightweight pod
14 May 2025
@ 8:23am
@ 8:23am
In reply to Post #12
Tempted to send it back then! Need a pod because of tough ground so putting banksticks in the ground to make it stable kinda defeats the purpose of the pod lol
Tempted to send it back then! Need a pod because of tough ground so putting banksticks in the ground to make it stable kinda defeats the purpose of the pod lol
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Hinged Stiff Boom - Amnesia
13 May 2025
@ 3:13pm
@ 3:13pm
In reply to Post #1
Don't normally rate Korda products but their boom material is good, pulls straight with a bit of friction heat in it. A bit easier to work with than bristle filament.
Don't normally rate Korda products but their boom material is good, pulls straight with a bit of friction heat in it. A bit easier to work with than bristle filament.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best lightweight pod
13 May 2025
@ 3:09pm
@ 3:09pm
In reply to Post #8
Damn wish I read this before purchasing the micro lol
What do you use to peg it down when not fishing staging? Just bivvy pegs? Wondering if their excavator bivvy pegs would fit in the hole.
Damn wish I read this before purchasing the micro lol
What do you use to peg it down when not fishing staging? Just bivvy pegs? Wondering if their excavator bivvy pegs would fit in the hole.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best lightweight pod
12 May 2025
@ 12:23pm
@ 12:23pm
In reply to Post #4
Now looking at them I like that you can peg it down. Do you own one or used one?
Now looking at them I like that you can peg it down. Do you own one or used one?
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best lightweight pod
12 May 2025
@ 11:55am
@ 11:55am
In reply to Post #2
Isn't that a bigger version? I use 10 footers most of the time so needs to be as compact as possible
Isn't that a bigger version? I use 10 footers most of the time so needs to be as compact as possible
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best lightweight pod
12 May 2025
@ 10:26am
@ 10:26am
Hi all,
With the JAG RP1 being sold out everywhere and not many on the second hand market are there any other similar lightweight pods that are just as good available?
What I'm after is carbon or aluminium. 3 rod but can be a two plus 1 single if needed.
Anyone got any other suggestions or am I best just getting a second hand RP1?
Thanks
With the JAG RP1 being sold out everywhere and not many on the second hand market are there any other similar lightweight pods that are just as good available?
What I'm after is carbon or aluminium. 3 rod but can be a two plus 1 single if needed.
Anyone got any other suggestions or am I best just getting a second hand RP1?
Thanks
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Cypography deleted podcast
6 May 2025
@ 6:45pm
@ 6:45pm
In reply to Post #50
iPhone actually does decent self takes at night?
iPhone actually does decent self takes at night?
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Multi rig with buoyant pop ups
3 May 2025
@ 3:56pm
@ 3:56pm
In reply to Post #3
Yeah that's what I'm using atm but it's massive maybe I got a batch of extra buoyant specials lol
Yeah that's what I'm using atm but it's massive maybe I got a batch of extra buoyant specials lol
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Multi rig with buoyant pop ups
3 May 2025
@ 12:08pm
@ 12:08pm
Hey,
Anyone got any neat methods of weighing down a buoyant pop up like corkers, proper jobs, Hayward specials etc on the multi rig. Looks like I've attached a boulder
Thanks
Anyone got any neat methods of weighing down a buoyant pop up like corkers, proper jobs, Hayward specials etc on the multi rig. Looks like I've attached a boulder
Thanks