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i bet if you worked out the replacement price of that lot it would come to more than double the £1500 he's asking. poor little rich boi

Not necessarily. I don't mind an element of imbalance in my rigs, imo it can make them hard to eject. Therefore I'll often fish 11 mm and 13 mm on size 4's. I've been know to use size 2's (in other patterns) for 16 mm which is as big as I go with hookbaits. The smallest hooks I use are 6's.

as a follow on to a recent thread by BC 'beginning of a decline' i spotted this on a media platform that i frequent (mods please note that i am not advertising this for sale). NOT SELLING AS A JOB LOT !!! NASH ABBREVIATED 6FT 3LBS X2 £150 NASH BLACK OPS NET £100 NASH SAWN OFF TIP TOPS X2 £10 NASH BLACK OPS SLEEP SYSTEM £180 NASH BLACK OPS BROLLY £80 NASH BLACK OPS CHAIR £65 NASH BLACK OPS RUCKSACK £50 NASH BLACK OPS FLAT MAT £30 NASH BLACK OPS 6FT DOUBLE BAG £30 NASH BLACK OPS RETAINER SYSTEM £15 NASH BLACK OPS WATER BUCKET £5 KORDA SAFES FULL TACKLE /RIGS £110 KORDA STOW BOBBINS ISOTOPES CASE £45 KORDA REUBEN SCALES AND BAR £50 KORDA COMPAC X4 £40 NASH R3 X2 GREEN £100 FOX BLACK LABLE COMPACT POD £100 SHIMANO ULTEGRA 5500 XTD X2 £140 END TACKLE JOB LOT £45 BAIT JOB LOT £65 KORDA TOWEL KORDA CATAPULT £15 NASH CYBER SHOT THWOINGSTICK £25 I will add more to the list once I've sorted through it. comment or pm me for any info Most items have only been used once 😱 😱 😱 looks like someone fell for the hype then realized his xbox was more appealing

The black ops stuff has just been discontinued for the new range on sale soon. Cleverly just before Christmas of course! All the big names ‘re-design’ their kit and improve it. But sold the first version on the basis it was the best ever!!

chuck the receiver in the lake and turn the alarms up to the max

all this new fangled gear 😁 what you need is a pair of super xl's a set of leads and a bitech viper sounder box 😏

a lake i used to fish had a group of grass carp that would always be seen together, two fairly large and two or sometimes three smaller/younger fish. the two larger carp would herd the others toward the floaters and as soon as one got hooked they would hoover up what was left. this was witnessed by me and others for at least two seasons and there was no record of the two biggies ever being on the bank? strange that.

That give you 3.5 fish per acre which is not easy. On my water I'm looking at closer to 5.5 fish per acre so still pretty tricky. It's easy enough to go on long blank runs, believe me I've been there. If you're confident in the rig you caught on, use that imo mate. I would never choose a second rig for the sake of it. I would only ever choose a 2nd rig to suit a specific substrate, spot, or situation. Adapt to the angling situation, and what you can see with your own eyes. First thing I would do in your situation is adapt to the weed - long chods or variations thereof smashed straight into it on one rod. Still very effective if done right!

From what I've seen you do very well and I'm guessing you have a good head of fish to go for on your water. My decent syndi is 9 acre with only 32 known fish. My targets are the 4-5 Redmire strain commons, all 30+. I'm intending to use Scopex Squid next time out, + kamakura's😉. I only get the odd 48 sesh. I want to maximize my chances anyway possible. I've only had a small stocky so far, better than some but the weekly lads do 6-10 a season. I'm confident in the rig I caught on, but would like to try something new on the other rod(2 rod only) which I always try something different with. Which rig would you suggest, known spots in each swim & 3-4ft canadian everywhere else!!!

Jewellers Eye Fine diamond file Vice That's what I use on the cheap. always one for a bargain.

true, very little small stuff in there either. My point was exactly that. It isn't a method to stop catching smaller sized fish, its a method to associated a spot with a free food source over a long period. Weeding out the bigger fish is only possible on the surface or selectively stalking, and even then a smaller one may nip in first, or be sent in by the bigger fish.

My Lo Pro, home for 4 days over the weekend. Minute and a half to put up, 50 seconds to pack down, 3.3 kg. Great coverage as you can see, it was smashing it down. Really impressed with it.

Yep. And the worst thing was I booked Monday off work to do a day down the local for probably the last time this year and I came down with a bug Sunday night so couldn't even go.