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I'll get a couple of tench and see

I've got the V2 and it is good, goes up easily, comes down & packs away easily, has loads of room, however, my one bug bear is, having spent years working out their bivvys needed something to stop raining coming in the front door why didn't they put a peak on it. When it rains it's like I've gone back 5 years with the floor getting wet from the drips. TBH I lot like a numpty and make a peak with a golf umbrella strapped to the tension bar. No doubt V4 will have a peake

The fish are still going strong. The only thing I would say is, even though I only feed them floating food they still have days where they rip the bottom to bits looking for god knows what, which leaves the water really cloudy for anything up to a week

5lb at the most. BTW I had a mistype it's 4, not 3

3+ black

I'm hoping to get them feeding on the camera later in the year, which I'll post if succesful

biggest is about 4lb. They were fry rescued from a shall of perch 8 years ago. TBH they need to move on to a larger water, but rules don't allow it now days

Yes mate, I'm hoping to get some feeding shots in the spring

Here's my first attempt with my GoPro http://youtu.be/A2l3fYwCUmo?a

I use them, but not if pulling the link through a bag, as theres no need as its nigh on impossible to tangle with a bag on it.

Awesome bait. I rolled many kilos back in the late 80's early 90's

Use a 30Lb nylon leader (about 30 foot long). Due to the lack of stretch in the braid unless you are releasing a big chuck at the correct point you're likely to crack off

He will in deed

Hi Dave, yes I had the largest fish until the last day when Aarron pipped me with a 58 It's even harder to get on there than when u had it. We've got an exclusive booking for Aug 2014, & Aarron & me are on the reserve list for May.

Thanks chaps

39Lb 46.07 55.01 The deadly rig