Yellowman
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- 1 Jun 2009 20:04
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- 11 May 2022 11:28
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Forum: Tackle
9 May 2022
@ 4:36pm
@ 4:36pm
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Minima Guides.
27 Apr 2022
@ 11:19am
@ 11:19am
In reply to Post #1
Hi Goose - I have had them on two sets of rods and didnt like them, 50mm ring sets.
You can get awful noise as line & braid passes over a very small / unlined contact area.
Now my new rods 13' Aviator plus were built with Fuji K series, 40mm ring sets = different class altogether.
Hi Goose - I have had them on two sets of rods and didnt like them, 50mm ring sets.
You can get awful noise as line & braid passes over a very small / unlined contact area.
Now my new rods 13' Aviator plus were built with Fuji K series, 40mm ring sets = different class altogether.
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Vans in France fromat 2022
20 Dec 2021
@ 12:00pm
@ 12:00pm
In reply to Post #6
UK GOV website
UK GOV website
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Vans in France fromat 2022
20 Dec 2021
@ 10:42am
@ 10:42am
In reply to Post #1
You will not need a goods vehicle operator licence if any of these apply:
you only use your vehicles in the UK
you are transporting goods on a non-commercial basis (not for ‘hire or reward')
You will not need a goods vehicle operator licence if any of these apply:
you only use your vehicles in the UK
you are transporting goods on a non-commercial basis (not for ‘hire or reward')
Forum: Tackle
21 Oct 2021
@ 9:27am
@ 9:27am
In reply to Post #1
Your local dealer can get them from Shimano in Nottingham.
I did my Power Aero 14000XTB and needed to replace all the teflon / standard ones, part number #RD10081
Your local dealer can get them from Shimano in Nottingham.
I did my Power Aero 14000XTB and needed to replace all the teflon / standard ones, part number #RD10081
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Taking bait to Europe?
19 Jan 2021
@ 3:01pm
@ 3:01pm
In reply to Post #150
I trust the "rope" pulls both ways and we apply the same rules to French cheese, wines and other food stuffs heading for the UK ?
I trust the "rope" pulls both ways and we apply the same rules to French cheese, wines and other food stuffs heading for the UK ?
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Labyrinth.
7 Jan 2021
@ 4:39pm
@ 4:39pm
In reply to Post #7
Can get weedy.
All swims can be good, fish do show themselves.
Prep for crayfish.
Simple rigs and strong ones ! Can be snaggy - use braid and a good lead drop system such as MCF Dumper
Use a boat and echo
John and Ross give great advice.
One of the best lakes and well run I have fished in France, good facilities and secure.
Also some stunning fish too.
Can get weedy.
All swims can be good, fish do show themselves.
Prep for crayfish.
Simple rigs and strong ones ! Can be snaggy - use braid and a good lead drop system such as MCF Dumper
Use a boat and echo
John and Ross give great advice.
One of the best lakes and well run I have fished in France, good facilities and secure.
Also some stunning fish too.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Scope re rung
30 Nov 2020
@ 1:42pm
@ 1:42pm
In reply to Post #11
Agreed poor guides, Fuji are twice as good !
Agreed poor guides, Fuji are twice as good !