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Agree, it's a real good'n. I liked his second one too. To the OP: Oz Holness' book is really good. Darrel Peck's is better than I thought it would be too, brutally honest in parts. A quick fix for inspirational stories is Forgotten Chapters by Gaz Fareham. It's basically a bunch of guest chapters about special captures. Really, really good. However, 8-10 quid won't get you these👎 @emmcee There's a chapter about Dinton in Forgotten Chapters and there's a pic of a bloke with an awesome 44 lb mirror. Unless I'm mistaken. is that you????

I did that for years. I now put 3 where the fish are. Catches me loads more lol.

It's not a system though buddy. He'd need the Hide-Out. Tempest Brolly v2 is a good suggestion.

I see this asked a lot. It's a no-brainer. As long as you can fish 3 rods effectively in a given swim, you should use 3. It's not an extra chance imo - it's an extra fish, or more, if used correctly when on the fish. I carry 3, if a swim is too small to use 3 effectively I'll use 2. Sometime I'll use just one in a diddy little corner under a bush. But the fact of the matter is if I can fish 3 effectively I will do - it catches more fish. Simple fact buddy!

Nothing to see here then lol

They just followed up their marker, spod and zig vids with one about weed fishing. On youtube now. Very interesting stuff (although nowt we didn't know already tbh), worth a watch lads.

That's like saying if you can't run 100m in 9 seconds have a word with Usain Bolt dude. Terry is the world record holder.

Have a look at this thread buddy:

A good bailiff doesn't put up with trouble makers. Get rid.

Fairplay imo Nick!

It was a joke fella!!!! - hence the emoji. Sorry, didn't mean to offend mate!

Their biggest challenge will be convincing the likes of you to accept their authority buddy!!!!😂

I don't think age or gender have any bearing on what makes a good bailiff. A good bailiff knows the rules, enforces the rules, helps others, doesn't abuse their position, and has excellent communication skills. That's about it imo.

@Highy, get the standard version...... not the Loaded version. Both are good but the standard XT behaves much, much better.

The syncro is a better line imo buddy. Very good stuff.

Have a look at cork granules Nick. They make much more buoyant pop ups and they stay buoyant for miles longer too.

See I'd not fill it in if the lake was fishing out of sorts (unless maybe I'd tried everything else). Seems to me you were lucky to get that result Nick, could have gone the other way. I fill it in when I know I'm on fish, I know where the spots are, and I know they're up for a feed. It normally works well. See I find that a rarity but as said, I'll only do it if the angling situation requires it to maximise results.

That is the fault of the angler, not the method. Heavy baiting in the wrong situation will kill it from the off. Heavy baiting in the correct situation can result in the session of lifetime. There is a time and a place for singles, and a time and a place for little-and-often, but the greatest sessions I've ever had have been over heavy, heavy baiting - you just need to know when to take that approach.

Both have a place imo. I would always go for the heavy option first though.

For sure buddy, I've been piling them into you-know-where during the warmer months. Couple of sacks a year I've been getting through in total. Caught tons of fish over them.

https://www.fishingbaitworld.co.uk/skretting-elite-trout-pellets-6mm-25kg.ir Just seen price has gone up to £37.45. Really good pellets these.

You can get away with it on the river imo buddy. They can't slow down due to flow so they must keep feeding.

Pellets in bulk are v cheap mate - 25 kg for 36 quid delivered i get.

Casting lol