pinhead79
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Cotswold Aquarius cool bag
15 Oct 2026
@ 11:54am
@ 11:54am
In reply to Post #34
Can only echo what Ash has already said.
This is a proper bit of kit, I opted for the CB26 just so I had the option of taking more cold drinks when the weather is hot.
It has by far out performed my expectations, has kept drinks ice cold and food fresh for 72 hours with ease.
Highly recommended 👍
Can only echo what Ash has already said.
This is a proper bit of kit, I opted for the CB26 just so I had the option of taking more cold drinks when the weather is hot.
It has by far out performed my expectations, has kept drinks ice cold and food fresh for 72 hours with ease.
Highly recommended 👍
Forum: Tackle
27 Sep 2026
@ 7:54am
@ 7:54am
In reply to Post #15
I’ve got the solar mk2 bed coupled with the Trakker 365 bag. This is the perfect combination and you get plenty of foot space, I think even Crusty the clown with size 20 feet would agree 👍
I’ve got the solar mk2 bed coupled with the Trakker 365 bag. This is the perfect combination and you get plenty of foot space, I think even Crusty the clown with size 20 feet would agree 👍
Forum: Bait
22 May 2026
@ 2:03pm
@ 2:03pm
In reply to Post #175
418lb 8oz
Some seriously cool carp there Mark ??
418lb 8oz
Some seriously cool carp there Mark ??
25 Mar 2026
@ 6:40am
@ 6:40am
In reply to Post #1
That's probably ISO Sweet not Cell.
Has been around for ages in field tester form, but has now become available to all as Mainline's new bait
That's probably ISO Sweet not Cell.
Has been around for ages in field tester form, but has now become available to all as Mainline's new bait
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Rig scissors
23 Nov 2025
@ 9:09am
@ 9:09am
In reply to Post #7
I've been using the Solar ones now for the past year or so. Can honestly say they are the best I've used by a mile.
I've been using the Solar ones now for the past year or so. Can honestly say they are the best I've used by a mile.
Forum: Bait
Thread: Decent plum hookbait?
23 Oct 2025
@ 11:33am
@ 11:33am
In reply to Post #17
If your going to roll your own, JB buttringer and plum is an awesome combination 👌
If your going to roll your own, JB buttringer and plum is an awesome combination 👌
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best spod rod under £200
11 Jun 2025
@ 4:45pm
@ 4:45pm
In reply to Post #15
The 13ft Green Spod Rod is the easiest Spod Rod I've ever used.
Very easy to compress and is also extremely accurate and will put a midi x spomb a long way without having to be the best caster in the world.
Performs just as well if not better than some of the high end ones I've used in the past. Big thumbs up from me
The 13ft Green Spod Rod is the easiest Spod Rod I've ever used.
Very easy to compress and is also extremely accurate and will put a midi x spomb a long way without having to be the best caster in the world.
Performs just as well if not better than some of the high end ones I've used in the past. Big thumbs up from me
Forum: Tackle
3 May 2025
@ 4:18pm
@ 4:18pm
In reply to Post #1
I genuinely don't think you can beat the Kaizen Green for the money.
Been using mine for a year now and it's been brilliant. Really easy to compress, nice and light and will chuck a spomb to the moon in the right hands
I genuinely don't think you can beat the Kaizen Green for the money.
Been using mine for a year now and it's been brilliant. Really easy to compress, nice and light and will chuck a spomb to the moon in the right hands