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Hard to sell when 99% of it is available free anyway

That’s weird when you see how they are made. you may need to push it out rather than pull but normally it’s just a hollow piece of plastic tube

You could take the plastic insert out Of the inline and just use the rubber swivel bead that comes with the lead to hold it altogether. the lead will pass over almost any knot then if any breakages happens

If I used a spod rod with the small one I found it tangled.its all about the balance

Funny if they had a system that worked like that it could make it cheaper as someone wouldn’t need to answer phone calls or emails still keeps someone employed lol

12 or 13 baits in a small spomb 4 or 5 chuck outs plenty to get the bite

I use a small spomb on a 2.75 tc rod I have one of those Gardner ones but never used it

I have the original Korda rig book from way back when lol

Technically it make the fish feel the full weight instead of having movement that a clip creates doesn’t that then make a mockery of having loops in stiff links etc lol

I can’t see how a duck could get rid of that lead but where do we draw the line? Can a roach/bream/tench get rid of it if it snaps off? how many of those get tethered when we crack off? however it’s not my cup of tea..

It is for match anglers who can only fish with 1 rod but have to pay for 2 lol

Stick the 3rd rod out at night when everyone is asleep lol

How often do you fish with 3 rods ? one of my clubs I can fish 3 all year round another 1 is from 31st October until 1 st March and then reverts back to 2 the other is 2 rod only unless you pay a day ticket at 7£ a rod per day

I cancelled my direct debit and when the old one ran out just renewed as a 3 i can understand if you are going to loose 6 months that it would be a pain thought you could buy them for a week as well?

Big boilies

Not true lol leave the bait on from last session No net just drag them up the bank !!

It’s only an alarm guys I think those that have them can’t find faults with them because of their lightness waterproof ness and reliability and ruggedness same as those who argue for fox or the delkim Nash or Nevilles however I don’t think I have ever seen any bad reviews regarding the att alarms apart from sticky cases but there are hundreds on line about all the other brands tell a lie there is one on angling direct from a guy saying his isotopes were missing in the ears of his att alarms when he bought them lol tlb plus= ATTS with speaker lol

Can honestly say I have never forgot a receiver as it’s in the same bag with my alarms bank sticks buzz bars bait and tackle even my bait bucket lol however I did almost leave a brand new set of alarms on a jag pod all set up at the bank once

I bet there is only 1 circuit board in the delkim range and all they need to do is solder the transmitter onto it lol if not then that is a big mistake lol

Standard day ticket angling then hahaha 😂

I just bought the new korum fast mat Fingers crossed it looks like I might probably have finally found the solution to my mat crisis

Little bags or sticks if you feel you need to and just fish for a bite

Try the thinking anglers rucksack to make you thin down properly

If it’s July will you really need a wrap. what about a mossie mesh

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