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I had no complaints with the room. Done a few 4 and 5 night sessions under it. I am only an inch taller than being a dwarf though!!!

My mate Colin loves his Power Brolly
I have the Hardcore Brolly myself, and no complaints about that either.

Isn't that made for dwarfs with black face paint?? 
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Isn't that made for dwarfs with black face paint?? 
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Isn't that made for dwarfs with black face paint?? 
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I've owned the tf gear power brolly for 2 years now, still works great.  
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For less money look at the TFG Power Brolly
https://www.totalfishinggear.co.uk/buy.cfm/tfg-bivvies-and-brollies/tf-gear-power-brolly-shelter/39/no/43620
 
An overwrap is also available
 
The TFG brollies have had a few threads on here about them, may be worth a search
 
I would like to offer positive reports on Fox brolly systems, but after this week I shall say nothing...

I was looking at the TFG gear in Phils link:
https://www.totalfishinggear.co.uk/buy.cfm/tfg-accessories/tf-gear-night-spark-bivvy-light-and-power-cell/39/no/113885
 
Worth the money!

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I think alarms are personal choice, the way they look,the sound, features. Do ya own thing
 
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why are you starting off with so many rigs??
6" hooklink with a knotless knot and a short hair has been catching carp for generations and is still a good place to start.
the addition of a rig ring to create a blowback rig is the next logical step and every rig that is in use now is just a variation on the theme,
kicker here, shrink tube to hold the hair on the bend there.
there is an old adjective that i always think applies more to fishing than anything else and that is ''slowly, slowly catchee monkey''
start small and build YOUR OWN style from there would be my advice

Here here 
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True dat.
GCSE level technology in little plastic boxes. Some of which aint waterproof lol....
Rip off, but the best of a bad bunch on the market IMO.

dayvid, i think if you do the math you will find that your suggestion is a little bit more than a bit more, in fact it is fast approaching 4 times as much

Got to be Fox.
To this day I carry around a 20 yr old Fox Micron M. It's a spare for when my £500 quid set goes wrong, which they have done on several occasions.
That mouldy old micron has never let me down. I think I've only changed the battaeries twice in those 20 years. It cost 20 quid and is the only alarm I've had that has never had even the slightest problem.

Hope that helps, theyre all new, the world is your oyster with a bit of luck on ebay if you dont mind used
 
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think it was around ten years ago i bought a set of alarms , i pulled one out last year and put a battery in it , it sounded like a cat making a pre attack noise , constantly , and that was the good one  !

Thats why i suggested the best alarm out their  

Not for £100 they wont 
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And this is my point, if they were cruising about top layers you wouldnt be getting liners and if your line was pinned down it stands to reason the only way to get a liner was if as you say were bumping into line as it enters the water. So i would put a bait under the rod tips on which ever rod you had liners
 
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Yaayy! Found a new syndicate that seem interested in letting.me and my mate join, first fish of the new year too. Over the moon. As you can see was putting pod together at the time! Insta-bite.
 
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Buy a cheap alarm off ebay, then take it apart
 
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Esp syncro xt loaded
 
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Think im lucky to have my wife, she says as long as the bills get paid(jointly) i can spend what i like
 
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found this on ebay under optonic spares
 
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