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So most clubs are about a £100 a year. Most 24 hr sessions in Surrey are £25 plus. How many days you fishing a year ? 4 days and your memberships paid.

lake one at twynersh is good for a run usually as its a days only lake. royal bershire has 3 smallish lakes again generally good for a run as days only.

days only or 24hr ticket ? twynersh , might be lucky to get 24hr but day ticket no problem HWAS lakes in yately. tickets from yately angling. only days royal bershire new farm maidenhead

check out the insurance premium. hire vans often wont insure you abroad so any damage is down to you .

Have a look round for sonik sk3 buy 2 get one free for about 130 quid total . Good value good rods

ive got the nash trax cargo with rear wheels. ideal for flat ground and when you get the knack you can make it turn corners too. any rough ground just give it a lift up and over.

stoogi you may only be 5 foot nothing but your a strapping lad. lol

I reckon mine did 3 yrs with an average of 50 24hr sessions over that time. so yes with the covers off. that would go down if you actually catch fish .lol

I also had these . far too sensitive used to keep me awake all night with false bleeps. there just sitting in my garage .

do these not have a locking collar on the outside to keep the thread solid ? if not that's what you need to put on them

battery life should be the same in both att versions as they have only moved the position of the led. they will run down if you don't fit covers when not using. like phil mine last ages and you can pick them up off ebay real cheap. I keep spares and a small descent screwdriver in buzzbar bag. receiver tends to last about a year + on a Duracell AA. my guess would be you should get 50 days + on a battery.

take a look at the Mitchell avocast 7000 and 8000. easy to get in the uk and really good price . miles better then the tf range. I use them on my long range set up. super smooth tf are awfull. no quick drag too

just spoke to my contact at gardner. yes the Ronnie rig has sent the hook sales well up with barbed 6 s being sold out. all other sizes in the new dark covert are available to be ordered from stock, but new supplies were probably going to be a while though.

You only want to be in waders when you need or may need to enter the water.

i got the pros over the vass. cheaper and slightly thicker rated material. found sizes come up quite big.

scopes being only 2 pieces in the bag are easy to leave set up. 3 or more pieces is an impossible pain.

you would think being a fox it would keep the birds away. but it doesn't work. lol

whats the difference ? if there more for just cosmetics then why bother unless your loaded

Hi guys I have a set of 3 scopes 10 foot and 3lb test curve and use them for 90% of my fishing now. very easy and convenient to transport both in the car and on the bank and as I use them so much the 10 foot was the right decision. unless you want a stalker go 10 foot as this gives you a better casting option and more chance if doing shortish zigs . if I was to buy again I would probably go 3.5 as they are quite a light tip and when fishing pva bags 3lbtc feel a little floppy. the concept is brilliant unless you fish at range but 60/80 yds is not a problem. my only gripe is the varnish is a little soft and does seem to mark easy. you need to make sure the section which folds away into the handle is clean before doing so otherwise you transport grit etc into it and when extending it out feels horrible. it would also be nice if they made the butt cap unscrewing so you could flush it through with a hosepipe every so often. that said I will keep mine or upgrade to 3.5 forever. I use the 2 rod holder and a single sleeve which fits onto the side of it matched with daiwa entoh reels. go for the big pit version whichever reel your thinking of using as the standard one is us on size. make sure you try your rod and reel combination in if you go for the cube shown above first.

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1-2 hrs and then try a different spot. usually have one on a sea bait and one on a freshwater bait where allowed . like to inject with plenty of fish oils also

neoprenes are warm but take ages to get on. vass are most peoples choice but there are some vass lookalikes on the bay that are identical but a bit cheaper. I got these and they are good .

have used sensor in the past and no complaints at the price it is.

the nevs are very good and I should know.

those sundridges are just too sensitive used to keep me awake all night with wind bleeps even on lowest sensitivity. never got a wink of sleep with them. saying that kept them as backup and they were reliable for the money.