Recent content by Ian Woods

Nice pic's Neil, well done 👍

That is a great price !

Well done Richard, cracking session and fish!

Thanks for watching it John 🙂. Yes, the Zepp is a nice smooth reel, and as you say no rattles etc. It has a high set narrow line lay but doesn't suffer from line stick. I have a 4 and a 4 3/4 models and the line pick up on the retrieve is good on them both due to the high set line lay. Nice...

Hey Steve, I know you didn't mislead me bud, so no worries my friend. Prolly just a pipe dream, but I might get to fish one of those sexy chalk streams eventually lol.

I know you have had some very nice specimens on your river! Richard, thanks for the very tempting offer to fish, no doubt i'll take you up on that in the future, and we know that offer works both ways bud 🙂👍.

Thanks for the info Steve, much appreciated my friend 👍.

I believe he did, and I think he had quite a few larger specimens. Did he fish the southern chalk streams ? Amazes me how the fish grow so large in those small streams/rivers! For many years i've fancied fishing on one of those lovely looking chalk streams, maybe one day 🙂.

........Oh yes you can 😉👍....

I had a dabble after a chub yesterday myself.....

The normak rods bend round easier than the acolytes which on some small rivers can make it very alkward (for me) to prevent chub from getting into the inside banking (even the opposite bank) and either transferring the hook into vegetation or getting snarled up in it. I recently made a couple of...

Your welcome Jamss, I just hope the footage helps you decide which one to go for if you do plump for one 👍.

I used the plus for a number of years with no issues. When the specimen was released I got one right away, like the plus an excellent rod, but it has more power. Whichever you go for I doubt you'll be dissapointed 👍. This was a video I posted whilst using a plus for chub .... I think this...

Take the plunge Cliff, I very much doubt that you'll regret it bud 👍.

57 varieties 🙂. There was a huge red 57 which was lit up in red as darkness decended.