jules007 Posted Thursday at 15:02 Report Posted Thursday at 15:02 9 hours ago, Carpbell3 said: Probably best you don't, you might be one of the unlucky ones who gets investigated by the post police, I could of took a short cut on a claim against me a few years back, would of got me paid out and all claims dropped, very underhand though, glad I took the long game, got paid in the end and all accounts are even. I stayed honest so dont have to look over my shoulder Quote
jh92 Posted Thursday at 16:29 Report Posted Thursday at 16:29 2 hours ago, kevtaylor said: The missing link, no not me - apple pie, forgot how much I like these on the bank - gotta catch now! 💪 When I'm fishing the complex it's like a morning ritual I will walk to lidls and get fresh chocolate croissants, they go perfect with a coffee, sometimes they are still warm 👌👌🤣🤣 kevtaylor and salokcinnodrog 2 Quote
elmoputney Posted Thursday at 17:58 Report Posted Thursday at 17:58 3 hours ago, kevtaylor said: The missing link, no not me - apple pie, forgot how much I like these on the bank - gotta catch now! 💪 Are you packing custard? kevtaylor 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted Thursday at 17:58 Report Posted Thursday at 17:58 (edited) 4 hours ago, kevtaylor said: The missing link, no not me - apple pie, forgot how much I like these on the bank - gotta catch now! 💪 The send button malfunctioned 😂 Edited Thursday at 17:59 by elmoputney Quote
elmoputney Posted Thursday at 17:58 Report Posted Thursday at 17:58 (edited) 4 hours ago, kevtaylor said: The missing link, no not me - apple pie, forgot how much I like these on the bank - gotta catch now! 💪 I do really like apple pie and custard 😂 Edited Thursday at 18:01 by elmoputney Quote
elmoputney Posted Thursday at 17:58 Report Posted Thursday at 17:58 3 hours ago, kevtaylor said: The missing link, no not me - apple pie, forgot how much I like these on the bank - gotta catch now! 💪 Are you packing custard? Quote
salokcinnodrog Posted Thursday at 18:06 Report Posted Thursday at 18:06 1 hour ago, jh92 said: When I'm fishing the complex it's like a morning ritual I will walk to lidls and get fresh chocolate croissants, they go perfect with a coffee, sometimes they are still warm 👌👌🤣🤣 Pain au Chocolat, chocolate croissants or chocolate brioche dunked in hot coffee, proper French breakfast. An absolutely wonderful fishing snack! Quote
B B Posted Saturday at 10:14 Author Report Posted Saturday at 10:14 Penn Tidal 13.7 feet £110, paired it up with my Okuma 8k reel but with a different spool of line elmoputney 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted Saturday at 11:18 Report Posted Saturday at 11:18 1 hour ago, B B said: Penn Tidal 13.7 feet £110, paired it up with my Okuma 8k reel but with a different spool of line Nice set up B B 😎 B B 1 Quote
kevtaylor Posted Saturday at 19:58 Report Posted Saturday at 19:58 On 08/05/2025 at 18:58, elmoputney said: Are you packing custard? Mans packing heat! Not really just 2 apricot and 2 apple pastries. Great 3rd breakfast - warmed a little in the ridgemonkey. Didnt start the apple pie until today 2 nights deep - no wonder I'm blanking 🤪 elmoputney and yonny 2 Quote
kevtaylor Posted Saturday at 20:03 Report Posted Saturday at 20:03 On 08/05/2025 at 17:29, jh92 said: When I'm fishing the complex it's like a morning ritual I will walk to lidls and get fresh chocolate croissants, they go perfect with a coffee, sometimes they are still warm 👌👌🤣🤣 Good food happy angler! Love my new front barrow bag, fits in so many more treats than the old one 🤣👍 elmoputney 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted Saturday at 20:23 Report Posted Saturday at 20:23 24 minutes ago, kevtaylor said: Mans packing heat! Not really just 2 apricot and 2 apple pastries. Great 3rd breakfast - warmed a little in the ridgemonkey. Didnt start the apple pie until today 2 nights deep - no wonder I'm blanking 🤪 Maybe tonight's the night good luck. kevtaylor 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted yesterday at 17:42 Report Posted yesterday at 17:42 2 x PB products hit n run lead clips and tail rubbers (half price deal) Korda balancing weights 10" matrix black out adjustable buzz bar, spotted a deal and thought I am fed up slumming it with a fixed rear buzz bar. So with a tenner off I thought today is the day. Not purchases but today I have respooled my reels with 15lb gt80+ 0.40mm tow rope, and added my s'wet bands to the spools so my line can stay in tip top condition between sessions. kevtaylor 1 Quote
B B Posted yesterday at 19:29 Author Report Posted yesterday at 19:29 1 hour ago, elmoputney said: 2 x PB products hit n run lead clips and tail rubbers (half price deal) Korda balancing weights 10" matrix black out adjustable buzz bar, spotted a deal and thought I am fed up slumming it with a fixed rear buzz bar. So with a tenner off I thought today is the day. Not purchases but today I have respooled my reels with 15lb gt80+ 0.40mm tow rope, and added my s'wet bands to the spools so my line can stay in tip top condition between sessions. You’re spoiling them reels 🙄 kevtaylor 1 Quote
elmoputney Posted yesterday at 20:05 Report Posted yesterday at 20:05 35 minutes ago, B B said: You’re spoiling them reels 🙄 Okuma, because they are worth it 😎 kevtaylor 1 Quote
framey Posted 23 hours ago Report Posted 23 hours ago 2 hours ago, elmoputney said: 2 x PB products hit n run lead clips and tail rubbers (half price deal) Korda balancing weights 10" matrix black out adjustable buzz bar, spotted a deal and thought I am fed up slumming it with a fixed rear buzz bar. So with a tenner off I thought today is the day. Not purchases but today I have respooled my reels with 15lb gt80+ 0.40mm tow rope, and added my s'wet bands to the spools so my line can stay in tip top condition between sessions. And black well done !! lol Quote
Carpbell3 Posted 11 hours ago Report Posted 11 hours ago Just put a order in for some light weight gear went with two Drennan Specialist rods a 1.25 and 1.50 TC two daiwa reels one for float and floater fishing on the 1.25, a 3000 size and a 4000 size for the 1.50 both the ninja reels one a front drag the other a front drag with bait runner. Getting ready for some day ticket fishing will use a waggler on the lighter rod and a single bite alarm for the ledgering rod got some nice little day tickets venus near by. elmoputney and jules007 2 Quote
kevtaylor Posted 11 hours ago Report Posted 11 hours ago Just ordered the Korda long sleeve SPF Factor 50 shirt for those swims where you have no shade or you're up floater fishing all day. Hopefully money well spent. Fortis look to be bringing out mozzie proof summer clothing - deffo buying this when possible! 👍 jules007, elmoputney, Golden Paws and 1 other 4 Quote
salokcinnodrog Posted 11 hours ago Report Posted 11 hours ago 3 minutes ago, kevtaylor said: Fortis look to be bringing out mozzie proof summer clothing - deffo buying this when possible! 👍 There is a fair bit of 'insect proof' clothing about already. It is standard for British Army combat trousers and jackets, but there are other sellers including Craghoppers. The standard permethrin impregnated clothing lasts for 70 washes, but you can do your own which lasts about 6 washes. jules007 and kevtaylor 2 Quote
kevtaylor Posted 10 hours ago Report Posted 10 hours ago 1 minute ago, salokcinnodrog said: There is a fair bit of 'insect proof' clothing about already. It is standard for British Army combat trousers and jackets, but there are other sellers including Craghoppers. The standard permethrin impregnated clothing lasts for 70 washes, but you can do your own which lasts about 6 washes. Cool - I was looking at the Craghoppers stuff last year and nearly purchased tbh, might be wrong but think the fabric is too closely woven to be penetrated on the stuff coming out so maybe doesn't need chemicals, we'll have to wait and see on that, I spoke to the main guy at a show - gave him the lowdown on what anglers really need technically instead of the joggers and hoodies the tackle companies kept spewing out. You shouldn't have to look to mountaineering, safari or European predator fishing for tactical clothing - carp companies were so far behind I just didn't understand their mindset tbh. elmoputney, yonny and jules007 3 Quote
salokcinnodrog Posted 10 hours ago Report Posted 10 hours ago 6 minutes ago, kevtaylor said: Cool - I was looking at the Craghoppers stuff last year and nearly purchased tbh, might be wrong but think the fabric is too closely woven to be penetrated on the stuff coming out so maybe doesn't need chemicals, we'll have to wait and see on that, I spoke to the main guy at a show - gave him the lowdown on what anglers really need technically instead of the joggers and hoodies the tackle companies kept spewing out. You shouldn't have to look to mountaineering, safari or European predator fishing for tactical clothing - carp companies were so far behind I just didn't understand their mindset tbh. The Carp companies I think were catering to 'chav fashion' with the joggers. I'm not sure on hoodies as I do find a hoodie quite useful though. I much prefer combat or cargo trousers; a few weeks ago one of my pairs of combats died, finally worn through after 20 years, or is that the problem? I do get a fair few years out of combat clothing, it resists rip, tears and brambles. I avoided tackle shops for most clothing to be honest, much preferring outdoor and army surplus stores. There are exceptions, a few decent tackle brand hoodies, (not all are good) and an ESP fleece. Craghoppers use natural repellant. I had to look as your comment got me interested as I'm wary of things like DEET. https://www.craghoppers.com/nosilife/https://www.craghoppers.com/technologies/nosilife/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=10157901071&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7bWx3dGdjQMV66JQBh3CYg6dEAAYASABEgIrl_D_BwE kevtaylor and jules007 2 Quote
kevtaylor Posted 10 hours ago Report Posted 10 hours ago 7 minutes ago, salokcinnodrog said: The Carp companies I think were catering to 'chav fashion' with the joggers. I'm not sure on hoodies as I do find a hoodie quite useful though. I much prefer combat or cargo trousers; a few weeks ago one of my pairs of combats died, finally worn through after 20 years, or is that the problem? I do get a fair few years out of combat clothing, it resists rip, tears and brambles. I avoided tackle shops for most clothing to be honest, much preferring outdoor and army surplus stores. There are exceptions, a few decent tackle brand hoodies, (not all are good) and an ESP fleece. Craghoppers use natural repellant. I had to look as your comment got me interested as I'm wary of things like DEET. https://www.craghoppers.com/nosilife/https://www.craghoppers.com/technologies/nosilife/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=10157901071&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7bWx3dGdjQMV66JQBh3CYg6dEAAYASABEgIrl_D_BwE We all need joggers and hoodies got no issue with that but we also wanted technical options, thankfully we are starting to get some. I do feel partly responsible tbh thank me later lol commonly and jules007 2 Quote
B B Posted 7 hours ago Author Report Posted 7 hours ago 3 hours ago, kevtaylor said: Just ordered the Korda long sleeve SPF Factor 50 shirt for those swims where you have no shade or you're up floater fishing all day I had the same thought on the weekend, been sea fishing lately 4-5 hr trips with no cover been looking at mountain warehouse clothing with uv protection very reasonable prices kevtaylor, yonny and jules007 3 Quote
framey Posted 7 hours ago Report Posted 7 hours ago Check out decathlons n offerings some of there stuff has a lifetime guarantee but even the cheaper stuff has a 2 year jules007 and kevtaylor 2 Quote
jules007 Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago My super bargain basement bait boat arrived today, super fast delivery and well packaged all works just as it should but already started the mods, as its a flip hopper i have added some elastic to damp the eject also added a runcam 2HD action camera to get video of on lake footage, should get to use it at weekend but for the mega price of £60.34 posted really cant fault it at all elmoputney and Golden Paws 2 Quote
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