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Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Dave Lane Patreon
19 Aug 2026
@ 10:31am
@ 10:31am
In reply to Post #1
I subscribe to it and IMO it's worth the monthly fee.
You get a new video every week which is basically him going fishing, filming his session and talking through what he's been up to.
It's quite light hearted and a bit like you being on the bank with him, I have no idea where he gets the energy to move swim as often as he does though!!
I find it very watchable and the fact that there's zero advertising or product placement makes it all the better.
I subscribe to it and IMO it's worth the monthly fee.
You get a new video every week which is basically him going fishing, filming his session and talking through what he's been up to.
It's quite light hearted and a bit like you being on the bank with him, I have no idea where he gets the energy to move swim as often as he does though!!
I find it very watchable and the fact that there's zero advertising or product placement makes it all the better.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Nash titan hide xl
18 May 2026
@ 11:19am
@ 11:19am
In reply to Post #1
I've had the original Titan Hide XL since 2020 and had no problems with it whatsoever.
Easy to put up, plenty large enough to fit a bed and a chair in as well as all your luggage and the headroom is great.
The only minor gripe I had is that the infil panel didn't come with a clear window so if you needed the waterproof front on you couldn't see out. I got Army Andy to fit one for £50 though so now it's fine.
I've had the original Titan Hide XL since 2020 and had no problems with it whatsoever.
Easy to put up, plenty large enough to fit a bed and a chair in as well as all your luggage and the headroom is great.
The only minor gripe I had is that the infil panel didn't come with a clear window so if you needed the waterproof front on you couldn't see out. I got Army Andy to fit one for £50 though so now it's fine.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Nash Titan Hides
17 Mar 2026
@ 8:54am
@ 8:54am
In reply to Post #1
I've got the original Titan Hide XL and use a Fox Duralite bedchair which is 202cm long.
There's loads of room at both ends of the bedchair with that in there so you'd easily get a 208cm bedchair in.
I think the newer XL Pro models are slightly bigger than mine too.
I've got the original Titan Hide XL and use a Fox Duralite bedchair which is 202cm long.
There's loads of room at both ends of the bedchair with that in there so you'd easily get a 208cm bedchair in.
I think the newer XL Pro models are slightly bigger than mine too.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Mk7 wheels ?
26 Feb 2026
@ 9:03am
@ 9:03am
In reply to Post #5
On the Carp Porter site - pricey though:
https://carp-porter.com/collections/rear-swivel-wheels?srsltid=AfmBOoqCLvjykcuEtPniDKuAyOvtdisLtjHYLdduMJcaCefpmO94JGXO
Barrow Buddies version:
https://barrowbuddies.co.uk/
On the Carp Porter site - pricey though:
https://carp-porter.com/collections/rear-swivel-wheels?srsltid=AfmBOoqCLvjykcuEtPniDKuAyOvtdisLtjHYLdduMJcaCefpmO94JGXO
Barrow Buddies version:
https://barrowbuddies.co.uk/
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Chinese Spod / Marker braid
5 Aug 2025
@ 11:55am
@ 11:55am
In reply to Post #1
I use this in 35lb on my spod rod, no problems so far
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/756648331.html
I use this in 35lb on my spod rod, no problems so far
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/756648331.html
Forum: General Carp Discussion
23 Jul 2025
@ 11:22am
@ 11:22am
In reply to Post #8
Is it possible to remove both bag sections and then just zip the 2 season section back on?
A 3 season bag would be way too hot for me at this time of year.
I'm currently using a Fox Duralite which I have a 1 season summer bag for so I'm looking for something similar ideally.
Is it possible to remove both bag sections and then just zip the 2 season section back on?
A 3 season bag would be way too hot for me at this time of year.
I'm currently using a Fox Duralite which I have a 1 season summer bag for so I'm looking for something similar ideally.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Daletronics - still trading?
14 Jul 2025
@ 9:42am
@ 9:42am
In reply to Post #9
I deliberately sent the alarm off to Dalectronics at a time when I knew I wasn't going to need it back for a few weeks and everything was explained to me at first point of contact. I had a text to say they'd received it and another one to say it was ready and explaining how to pay.
If you're wanting a repair done in a few days then it's probably not the company for you but if you don't mind waiting a bit longer then their customer service is fine IMO.
I deliberately sent the alarm off to Dalectronics at a time when I knew I wasn't going to need it back for a few weeks and everything was explained to me at first point of contact. I had a text to say they'd received it and another one to say it was ready and explaining how to pay.
If you're wanting a repair done in a few days then it's probably not the company for you but if you don't mind waiting a bit longer then their customer service is fine IMO.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Daletronics - still trading?
10 Jul 2025
@ 1:52pm
@ 1:52pm
In reply to Post #1
They fixed an alarm for me a few months ago.
I sent it off to them on the 26th Feb and received it back on the 4th April, they did mention at the time that they were really busy.
Initial communication was by phone with Emily on the mobile number on their website and I received a text from her when it was fixed with details of how to pay.
Darren then rung me to explain exactly what work he'd done before sending the alarm back.
The work itself was excellent, I'd have preferred them to have done it a bit quicker but I just over 5 weeks wasn't too bad.
They fixed an alarm for me a few months ago.
I sent it off to them on the 26th Feb and received it back on the 4th April, they did mention at the time that they were really busy.
Initial communication was by phone with Emily on the mobile number on their website and I received a text from her when it was fixed with details of how to pay.
Darren then rung me to explain exactly what work he'd done before sending the alarm back.
The work itself was excellent, I'd have preferred them to have done it a bit quicker but I just over 5 weeks wasn't too bad.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: New fishing vehicle (estate car)
6 Jul 2025
@ 5:20pm
@ 5:20pm
In reply to Post #15
On my second Audi A4 estate at the moment, the 2.0 TDi version.
The previous one was still going strong at 180k and I only got rid of it because it wasn't ULEZ compliant. Great build quality with loads of stuff as standard, never let me down and I did 160k in it.
Loads of room in the back with the seats down (even with them up the boot is huge) and decent fuel economy too, especially on long motorway runs.
On my second Audi A4 estate at the moment, the 2.0 TDi version.
The previous one was still going strong at 180k and I only got rid of it because it wasn't ULEZ compliant. Great build quality with loads of stuff as standard, never let me down and I did 160k in it.
Loads of room in the back with the seats down (even with them up the boot is huge) and decent fuel economy too, especially on long motorway runs.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Nash Titan Hide
28 Apr 2025
@ 6:11pm
@ 6:11pm
In reply to Post #1
The original Hide XL infil won't even fit the newer XL's
They deliberately made the new one slightly bigger so you have to buy all the accessories again.
To be fair they're not the only company that do this but it is a bit of a piss take.
The original Hide XL infil won't even fit the newer XL's
They deliberately made the new one slightly bigger so you have to buy all the accessories again.
To be fair they're not the only company that do this but it is a bit of a piss take.