20 Ways to be a Tackle Tart!

[Golden Paws]

1. For the ultimate in being a tart, take a bivvy, brolly and gazebo. Don’t laugh, I saw it last weekend on a commercial where you can park your car behind the swim.

 

2. Have a splash mat under your reels, the ultimate in tartyness.

 

3. Carry 20 different types of pop-up but only use 1.

 

4. Take a 2 man bivvy but you only do over-nighters.

 

5. Take a powered fridge despite the fact you only keep your sandwiches and lager in it.

 

6. Own a 5-season sleeping bag despite the fact you hang your rods up in October.

 

7. Have a power bank that could keep a family home going for a couple of days in a power cut but you only charge your phone and torch.

 

8. Your rod-pod has so much stainless that you have to wear sunglasses to look at it.

 

9. You have a power barrow with so much grunt it could stop an average scrum but you only fish a 2 acre lake with manicured lawns.

 

10. Your phone is permanently on FaceBook so you can keep in contact with both of your friends.

 

11. A pair of 10x25 binoculars is more than ample and fits in your pocket when folded down. So why do you take a set of field glasses that can spot a mouse a mile away?

 

12. You wear bivvy slippers to keep your groundsheet clean.

 

13. A head torch is a necessity after dark but you need to keep it down to keep your night-sight when you turn it off. Your 8000 Lumen monstrosity resembles the Blackpool illuminations.

 

14. You bring your camper van to a commercial that allows rear of swim parking and stay in it all day and night watching TV or reading a book and only come outside once a day. Don’t laugh, I have seen it.

 

15. You own 2 sets of rods/reels/buzzers because you fish different waters and don’t want to handicap yourself.

 

16. Despite having a double burner and family sized returnable gas bottle and associated cookware, your meals are delivered to your swim from the local greasy spoon and pizza shop.

 

17. You have a bait boat with GPS and Sonar despite your lake being as pancake flat as the day the bulldozer created it. It also has a 4kg payload despite the fact you only use PVA bags.

 

18. Everyone loves a bivvy table. A small one just big enough for your tackle box, scales, phone and receiver is ample. A true tackle tart pushes it to the max and I saw 2 blokes in adjoining swims with a decorating table that you use for hanging wallpaper.

 

19. You have a top of the range DSLR with an impressive pixel count but the deal clincher was the 40 frames per second burst shooting rate it offered. Despite the fact you will never use it. You only shoot in Auto and use the photo’s unaltered on your FaceBook page.

 

20. You take 3 nets with you, “just in case.” The water you are fishing is rock hard and 2 fish a season is considered good going.

[framey]

50 minutes ago, Golden Paws said:

15. You own 2 sets of rods/reels/buzzers because you fish different waters and don’t want to handicap yourself.

Can’t lie …

[jh92]

I'm guilty of:

7, 12, 15, as for 19, I have quite a nice dslr camera that lives in my rucksack but never set it up to take shots, always use my phone instead 🤣

[salokcinnodrog]

17 hours ago, Golden Paws said:

1. For the ultimate in being a tart, take a bivvy, brolly and gazebo. Don’t laugh, I saw it last weekend on a commercial where you can park your car behind the swim.

 

2. Have a splash mat under your reels, the ultimate in tartyness.

 

3. Carry 20 different types of pop-up but only use 1.

 

4. Take a 2 man bivvy but you only do over-nighters.

 

5. Take a powered fridge despite the fact you only keep your sandwiches and lager in it.

 

6. Own a 5-season sleeping bag despite the fact you hang your rods up in October.

 

7. Have a power bank that could keep a family home going for a couple of days in a power cut but you only charge your phone and torch.

 

8. Your rod-pod has so much stainless that you have to wear sunglasses to look at it.

 

9. You have a power barrow with so much grunt it could stop an average scrum but you only fish a 2 acre lake with manicured lawns.

 

10. Your phone is permanently on FaceBook so you can keep in contact with both of your friends.

 

11. A pair of 10x25 binoculars is more than ample and fits in your pocket when folded down. So why do you take a set of field glasses that can spot a mouse a mile away?

 

12. You wear bivvy slippers to keep your groundsheet clean.

 

13. A head torch is a necessity after dark but you need to keep it down to keep your night-sight when you turn it off. Your 8000 Lumen monstrosity resembles the Blackpool illuminations.

 

14. You bring your camper van to a commercial that allows rear of swim parking and stay in it all day and night watching TV or reading a book and only come outside once a day. Don’t laugh, I have seen it.

 

15. You own 2 sets of rods/reels/buzzers because you fish different waters and don’t want to handicap yourself.

 

16. Despite having a double burner and family sized returnable gas bottle and associated cookware, your meals are delivered to your swim from the local greasy spoon and pizza shop.

 

17. You have a bait boat with GPS and Sonar despite your lake being as pancake flat as the day the bulldozer created it. It also has a 4kg payload despite the fact you only use PVA bags.

 

18. Everyone loves a bivvy table. A small one just big enough for your tackle box, scales, phone and receiver is ample. A true tackle tart pushes it to the max and I saw 2 blokes in adjoining swims with a decorating table that you use for hanging wallpaper.

 

19. You have a top of the range DSLR with an impressive pixel count but the deal clincher was the 40 frames per second burst shooting rate it offered. Despite the fact you will never use it. You only shoot in Auto and use the photo’s unaltered on your FaceBook page.

 

20. You take 3 nets with you, “just in case.” The water you are fishing is rock hard and 2 fish a season is considered good going.

Most definitely I am guilty of number 3 and number 8.

I took out loads of pop-ups and the ones left appear to have reproduced in a Heinz 57 babies...

As for the rod pod, I must admit to owning a Solar P1 but it has been abused a bit

[Roughtor]

Ha,no 8 is lightweight I don't just polish my stainless  ,I take two sod pods ...think I'm.joking pic to follow 

 

To be fair though ,those gravel banks are rock hard ...

 

Thats my excuse..!

 

2+1 solar porn

Edited October 3 by Roughtor

[framey]

My mrs bought me a solar sod pod when they first came out 

my mate bought a fox single action pod but after a while HE asked to swap it as I used fox alarms and he used delkim 

I did, the fox fell apart the solar is still going lol

 

he is deffo a tackle tart.