Vibez
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Forum: Bait
Thread: which shelf life particles
1 Aug 2024
@ 4:23pm
@ 4:23pm
In reply to Post #12
Sorry to hi-jack but any suggestions on best places for sweetcorn in decent quantities?
Sorry to hi-jack but any suggestions on best places for sweetcorn in decent quantities?
1 Aug 2024
@ 11:14am
@ 11:14am
In reply to Post #17
Never thought i'd be interested in a pest control type thread but as i store more bait in my shed now and not always in the most vigilant way, i'd be interested to read some tips on it
Never thought i'd be interested in a pest control type thread but as i store more bait in my shed now and not always in the most vigilant way, i'd be interested to read some tips on it
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Snags
29 Jul 2024
@ 1:19pm
@ 1:19pm
In reply to Post #62
Back leads are a nightmare for getting good indication on the alarms as well (because of what you mentioned) and since you ideally want to be on the rods the second you get any indication, it's not good for fishing so close to snags.
I watched the Youtube video and was a bit shocked at how different this one felt compared to some of his older videos. Spending 2k Euros on a floating platform that he'll likely never use again plus the catch at all costs, not good.
Back leads are a nightmare for getting good indication on the alarms as well (because of what you mentioned) and since you ideally want to be on the rods the second you get any indication, it's not good for fishing so close to snags.
I watched the Youtube video and was a bit shocked at how different this one felt compared to some of his older videos. Spending 2k Euros on a floating platform that he'll likely never use again plus the catch at all costs, not good.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Snags
24 Jul 2024
@ 12:04pm
@ 12:04pm
In reply to Post #31
Whilst i do agree with most if not all of your previous comments on this thread,
This comment does worry me a bit - Currently awaiting feedback from YT as to whether they deem this as acceptable to keep online, I described the endangering of wildlife and the example it sets, including the safety of those responsible. I doubt they will pull it, but if enough reports are lodged maybe they will?
Don't you think this is a bad idea and adding fuel to the fire for the anti fishing brigade? To an outsider, fishing snags or not fishing snags, they'll see what you're saying and think you agree with them :D
Whilst i do agree with most if not all of your previous comments on this thread,
This comment does worry me a bit - Currently awaiting feedback from YT as to whether they deem this as acceptable to keep online, I described the endangering of wildlife and the example it sets, including the safety of those responsible. I doubt they will pull it, but if enough reports are lodged maybe they will?
Don't you think this is a bad idea and adding fuel to the fire for the anti fishing brigade? To an outsider, fishing snags or not fishing snags, they'll see what you're saying and think you agree with them :D
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: couriers
21 Sep 2023
@ 2:09pm
@ 2:09pm
It's funny that everyone blames the couriers but not the companies that choose to use "incorrect" couriers though.
Evri maximum claim is £25 so if companies are sending anything above that, it is at their loss if something goes wrong (unless they claim through their insurance)
DPD and UPS were considered the more premium carriers but with more and more e-commerce businesses and online trading, all of the couriers are struggling to handle the volumes
Evri maximum claim is £25 so if companies are sending anything above that, it is at their loss if something goes wrong (unless they claim through their insurance)
DPD and UPS were considered the more premium carriers but with more and more e-commerce businesses and online trading, all of the couriers are struggling to handle the volumes
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Abbey Lakes - Frog Lake
26 Jul 2023
@ 12:16am
@ 12:16am
Thanks guys, appreciate you both.
I saw that its about 80 yards at most so i can manage that. Can you bait far margin by hand (as in go onto the other bank to bait up)
Keep me posted, would be interested to hear. I am rusty and brushing up on some rigs / casting etc so would be good to go armed with a little info.
I saw that its about 80 yards at most so i can manage that. Can you bait far margin by hand (as in go onto the other bank to bait up)
Keep me posted, would be interested to hear. I am rusty and brushing up on some rigs / casting etc so would be good to go armed with a little info.
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Abbey Lakes - Frog Lake
25 Jul 2023
@ 7:06pm
@ 7:06pm
Hi guys
Booked an exclusive on here next year and not seeing a load of information on it. Found a few bits an bobs but not a great deal.
Got lots of time to prep but just wondering how best to tackle it or key info such as whether there are crays, weed, whether a bait boat is needed etc
Any info greatly appreciated
Thanks
Booked an exclusive on here next year and not seeing a load of information on it. Found a few bits an bobs but not a great deal.
Got lots of time to prep but just wondering how best to tackle it or key info such as whether there are crays, weed, whether a bait boat is needed etc
Any info greatly appreciated
Thanks