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My bedchair came in a cyprinus box it was a tracker one 😄😄😄 It wasn't really I am too tight for tracker

I've spent a while playing with rigs this year only to deduce that a simple knotless knot rig has been as useful as any,especially for bottom baits and wafters,the only extra I've added is a line aligner i do like a multi rig for pop ups though

They aren't all identical are they ? My basic understanding is the Higher the HH number the more waterproof they are Link worked for me btw it was a JRC 4G 1 man bivvy with wrap

https://m.facebook.com/groups/240612135981087?view=permalink&id=3094687023906903 Just seen this in FB not sure if it's near you or not

Well spotted good advice, I think your bait /hook combination is perhaps too big something seems to be stopping it going in far eniugh, I would maybe try 15mm with a size 6 and maybe with a longer rig of 7/8 inches and see what happens with that

Could be bad luck,hook sharpness, maybe the hooklength is slightly too short maybe try 7-8 inches,maybe the bait is too close to the hook or something can you add a pic of the rig that may help ?

The most important feature for me is the time it takes to put up and take down, I don't want to be messing about with one for ages, I love my cyprinus brolly system now, has a zip in front which I've never used yet and ive added a JRC multi fit mozzie mesh which fits well I might add and stops me getting bitten by those flying vampires whilst still having a good view of the lake Personally I would rather use a 1 man bivvy for my solo fishing as it's easier and quicker to put up and you don't get tempted to buy loads of other toot to fill the void as you haven't got much free space 😀

There are usually some good deals about tbh, There are quite a few bivvies around now that seem good quality, and now may be a good time to find one as winter is coming

Single skin ones dont have a wrap I don't think, have a look at cyprinus bivvys and brollys they seem to do a good range and usually a good spec, Are you just looking for a used one ? Have you got a budget in mind ?

Good luck will keep an eye out for updates on your progress I've always found I get better 4g signal if I stand on 1 leg on a bucket and sing Angry Anderson's timeless classic Suddenly whilst wearing waders and a dress 😄

The new ones are telescopic are the old ones? They pack down small I think they look good, they even do a 12ft one that packs down smaller as well, worth a look anyway

They did have some good bits gizmos do look good though with the illuminated snag ears, I liked the look of the new rods, right through the range from the pimped up vaders upwards

Hi guys Just thought I would share my recent experience of dealing with sonik, Had an issue with one of bite alarms(, I had cross threaded it and it would no longer go on my buzzer bar, I messaged them and they offered me a new one for free if I payed postage , however I said all I needed was the replacement screw they didn't have one so sent me a returned unit free of charge so I could use the thread from that, not only that I have switched it to a nice blue roller, Just checked out there 2019 träde show video, they look to have some good new tackle coming out next year,

Generally I like them tbh they do most I want the only thing like I said is the casting distance but it's not really bothered me yet, I do enjoy playing fish on them tbh and at aborter ranges they are a joy to use Can't help you with that neck of the woods tbh but good luck finding one

Ive got 10ft 3lb Vader's 17 wraps😮😬 😁 😀 I think that should be fine tbh not sure you will get loads more though that's the only limitation with the shorter rods I've found, but that may also be me Ive never been the greatest long distance caster but I can fish up to 11 wraps like a boss 😁😄

It was s really interesting podcast and he seemed a nice guy tbh I am not sure he is still doing his bigcarp baits tbh the website didn't look that up to date anyway

I listened to an interesting carp cast yesterday with John Llewellyn he mentioned about carp learning about what is best for it's dietary requirements and someone had done an experiment and stuff, and from that they deduced what's its needs are best met from is a good food source boilie with low level flavours and a good balance of good ingredients so if you feed them enough safe ones they will come, It was a good one and it went into baiting techniques and how tight baiting will attract smaller carp and baiting a bigger looser area will attract bigger fish due to there sense of smell as they grow Well worth a listen anyway I thought

I can see why they work just thought a gallon seems a lot at once and the bottom would look like a maggot graveyard, rather than little and often where you would have regular wrigglers, for a while,

Couldn't you add a bit of basemix into them this would keep them dryer and also they may start being more nutritious ? I've never really used them for proper carp fishing tbh do people spod out gallons at once or little and often ? I've heard of people chucking out gallons at once but that seems mental to me

I have done some homework on it between the last time I mentioned it and now tbh, the liquid is definately heavier than water, I have tested it also to check and as there is no oil in the glug it will sink,which should leave little molecules of attraction floating about with any luck

I don't need to add it I just fancied making a goo to see what would happen,it's mainly just a mix of attractors in there and a low level flavour which should just settle on the bottom causing the fish to hunt for something they can't quite find, If I don't try I will never know if it's worth the risk I guess

Some of it is

This was the moment I remembered I had some robin red tucked away for a rainy day 😀

Went through the blender 😁

Gonna put some in my spod mix tomorrow