Whitstable Jack

Thank you Nick.

Hi there, could you please tell me the name of the rig in the photo? Many thanks

Good work mate, great descriptive writing. And that is a lovely photo.

Thank you Kev. It is a lovely piece of kit, I've just checked it online. My Sonik AXS is already showing signs of not lasting (last piece of sonik kit I will ever buy), so I will be getting the MK 2 for sure when the sonik packs in.

Thank you for the info, I will try and see if there is a local tackle shop that has one to try with my sleeping bag. I can see that driving to a swim is a great way to go, I just want to be able to move by foot onto fish and move quickly and have less big bits of kit.

Hi Kev, What brolly system is that you're using mate?

Hi all, I have the solar SP c-tech sleep system as my bedchair - it is lovely, really comfy and strong. But I am done with the weight of it, I am really focusing on pairing things back. It is 17.5kg. I saw this bedchair by Solar, and it is 8.7kg, has anyone on here got one? Under Cover Pro Bedchair I'm 6ft 6, 13 stone - so don't need a wide one. I sleep on my side so ideally the bed chair wouldn't sag. I'd probably use it with the solar sleep system sleeping bag as I love it.

Hi Yonny, great feedback, thank you. And to the other replies too, thank you. It has sorted in my head exactly what I need to do.

I generally unfreeze the day before, in an air tight bag, moving the baits around every few hours as they thaw. I've been reading that air drying on towels and air dry bags is a good way - but with this you top the flavours up. Sounds like a faff to have to re-add flavour, and could over do it. WHereas surely all the flavour that's already there gets sucked in during the thawing process in a bag? I understand there can be damp patches that leads to baits going off quicker. Also, I don't fish far out, so I don't need rock hard baits with a throwing stick. Any thoughts on here? Cheers

Hi mate, Thank you for the above, a good insight. Jack

Hi all, Might anyone want to sell issue 01? Cheers.

Hi All, I got my insurance finally sorted last week, went with Emporium. In the terms & conditions they say that a wooden shed is fine for my gear just as long as it is in the perimeter of the house, and a 5 lever lock - fine. Insurance companies do not fill me with confidence that they would pay out with such a flimsy door. Anyone any experience of insuring their kit in a shed, and anything to make the insurer aware of etc? I rang them up too, just to double check. Cheers.

Hi mate, I've only been to Loggies once and it is a beautiful water, with some lovely quieter swims at the far left corner (opposite the carp par reception). How are you doing on there? From what I could tell, certainly not a runs water, but some good fish in there.

Hi Jay, I'm getting back into it too, where are you fishing? I go to Sandwich for day ticket, and just gone on a syndicate near Rochester.