dayvid

If I didnt have three nets , I would definitely go for a 2 piece pole.

I also have a 36" net , no problem landing 30s with it , I think 42s just came about somehow , someone probably famous stating they were a must have and then they just become the norm.

If I was to use a Shelf life bait again , it would most defiantly be … Rosehip Isotonic … by Mistral Baits

Just for info , 6L equals about 1 Kg.... Mealworms dry

Mealworms will re hydrate , which is what I do to feed the Birds , especially in the summer when the have young. Never thought about adding Mealworms to bait though , ummmm like the idea......

I think yonny has just about summed it up , If you can climb trees so much the better for spotting .

Starry starry nights

Try this

Have a look on their web site , it shouldn't be difficult id guess ,something like 1234.... or 0000....

I use from time to time the Mozzie coils that just smoulder when you light them , Are they any good ,I dont really know ,seem to work ok I guess.

Just something I found , but im sure their will be more out their . https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowTopic-g659633-i11725-k11302977-Fishing-Costa_Teguise_Lanzarote_Canary_Islands.html

Id be looking at chartering a boat for a day , youll have to do a search to see what fish are around in June ,

I cant answer that question ,as I would not use Braid that light for Spodding , as I like to use the large Spombs/Spods most of the time , and the do hold some weight , im guessing if you use small Spods/Spombs you should be ok .

Heres my Fox Duralite in action , what you cant see are the arms that extend full width of the bed making this a proper chair to sit on .

Just the 3 of us Plaice fishing a couple of years ago , mates in the wheel house making the coffee

Something must be wrong...... or im very lucky . 20 wraps ,so an easy cast , 40 lbs Wiplash direct to large Spomb and never had a crack off ,same set up as a few guys I know

Heres a link not sure this is how id hope the link on here would turn out , March 15 ,in Whats your newest purchase is where it is

As with most things , its personal choice , what suits someone may not suit you , look at Bedchairs for instance I do like my new Fox Duraltie combo chair , and as it spans the whole bed ,its no different to any other chair when sat on it like this , you can use it stand alone ,but its possible a bit low , but as I said everyone's different . I guess the only way really is to sit on a few and decide what suites you . I also have a Nash chair ,very much like any other chair out their ,adjustable legs and back and works well , best part of 18 years old now and still in excellent condition , but thats more to do with the fact I dont often take it fishing

Clip ons , something to consider

Lets see your rigs and bits , Heres mine ,enough for 20 years at least 😀

Strange you say that about Berkely Big Game , this is a line I have used for many may years and have found it to be excellent in every way , this is roughly the lines and time I have used them Big Game... 20 yrs + Daiwa Sensor... 2 yrs Wychwood DPM... 5 yrs current .

Having looked at the Line/Dia tests on here , it would seem Fox are very good lines to use .

If you had it vertical the little pendulum would move at the slightest bump ,so would give you false bleeps , slightly leaning them forwards all but eliminated this .

Moving on from the Barrow thread , lets see Bivvys in all their tidy untidiness 😁 Can you tell im Bored sat here at home . Heres mine off the barrow.

Bitec also made an alarm called the Bitec Micro, they worked exactly the same as a Delkim , wish I hadn't sold them