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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
  8. Thanks mate Didnt think of that I just really need a contact number
    1 point
  9. welcome to the forum CA, a word to the wise tho bud,,,, dont EVER post your phone number on an open forum. private details like that are easily accessible thru Google meaning anyone who has an internet connection anywhere in the world, stalkers, blackmailers, even double glazing salesmen will now have free access to your phone. any personal info is safer in a private message, i will contact admin and ask them to edit it for you ok
    1 point
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