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  1. But worth every penny. Trust me. I'm a car salesman......
    3 points
  2. AnglingAnt

    Need a stalking rod!

    Dont ya love it when that happens!
    1 point
  3. spr1985

    Need a stalking rod!

    Only the once and can’t really comment as my surface fishing isnt really up to much 😂 I can tell you that a 10ft Scope can bring in a Canada goose flapping and squawking though
    1 point
  4. spr1985

    Need a stalking rod!

    Well I use my nash scope 10ft rods as my every day rods and also have the 6ft scopes as short session/river/canal/stalking rods, I can’t fault them in anyway, they pack down microscopically small and seem to be extremely strong capable rods, I used to use the dwarf 6ft rod(cheaper option) again extremely capable rod. But in answer to your our question I can’t see any reason that a 9ft rod wouldn’t be suitable for stalking
    1 point
  5. Bet you've heard me recommend one P-line Floroclear is a co-polymer line with a fluorocarbon coating, and comes in clear or mist green. It is not the best casting line, slightly stiff. I find knots need to be regularly checked, and the mainline to hooklink swivel knot cut and retied frequently. Big advantage is it is almost invisible underwater, when I first (didn't) saw it years ago at 5 Lakes, a hooklink was in a tank of water with a gravel bed. The line was invisible, but I could see the hook and swivel.
    1 point
  6. smufter

    Wychwood 60" MHR brolly???

    Yep. Bearing in mind I only paid £90.00 for my Solace 4 years ago, it's only cost me a tenner a year! Can't be bad.
    1 point
  7. smufter

    Wychwood 60" MHR brolly???

    Well my mate came round last night and picked up my old Solace. Goodbye old friend, you served me well. I let him have it for £50.00 in the end as there were a few very small holes in the bag which I hadn't noticed, but the brolly itself was perfect. The new one will have to wait a few weeks because Christmas hammered our bank account a little more than we thought, so I'll have to use my daughters one for a while. Hopefully we won't get any scorching hot days between now and the MHR arriving!! Total Fishing Tackle are offering a 10% discount at the moment so I can get the MHR for around £118.00 which is a great price.
    1 point
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