Hello guys and gals . Im getting on a bit now and starting to have trouble getting through the low entrance to my Tracker bivvy . So I thought I'd ask if anyone can recommend a bivvy with an opening where you get in with out having to bend yourself in half .
Thanks in advance for any help .
Ps I'm 6 foot tall and a bit round .

Hello guys . I'm looking for reviews for Majestic Carp CO's Lake Peuplier . What are the facilities like . Is there a bait freezer. Do you get pestered by the cats and the lonely sturgeon. Anybody been recently ? Thanks in advance 👍

Just looking for anyone who's changed the knobs on their reel handles . I've been looking at the Reel King ones that you fit yourself. Have you done it , how easy to do ? Would you recommend them ? Thanks for any replies. 👍

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If you tie a small loop on the end of the hair the use a thin sowing needle to put the 10 millers on a length of cotton you won't crack or damage them. Then gently tie them to the hair. As long as your not casting miles they shouldn't come off.
It worked well on the old Richworth Tuti Fruity mini boillies back in the day and they were very soft.

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There's a few of us out there. First proper fishing rod was a Woolworths six foot red fibre glass spinning rod . Got it safely up in the roof . Over 50 years old now.
Wow this brings back some good old memories 👍

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Sorry my mistake. It's a 12 volt motor.

Before I go to all the trouble of getting the manufacture to repair my barrow I'd thought I'd ask on here.
I got a length of bramble tangled up in the front wheel and the battery overload button popped out . I reset the button and then the fun began. The barrow still works but will only carry half the weight it used to shift. My question is how to tell if it's the motor I've damaged , can you just buy a new one and replace it or is it a back to the makers .

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I got a long piece of vegetation wrapped around my front heel once going up a steep hill and mine tripped out. Was a bugger to reset and ever since the motor has played up. It's as if there's a dead spot and if you stop with it in that position it's a pain to start again. Will get it fixed one day when it gives up completely.