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  1. Chris Cheshire

    Looking for a similar chair

    I think I have one like that in the garage. Where r u?
  2. Chris Cheshire

    Your fail safe hookbait?

    Meat. Plain old meat.
  3. Chris Cheshire

    Prescription Polarised Sunglasses

    Hi! If you want prescription maui Jim's I am your man. Happy to do them at cost price plus postage for members which is around half retail. (they still ain't 'cheap' even at cost price but they are the best polarised lenses around in my opinion and I've tried everything there is! I'm also...
  4. Chris Cheshire

    Vehicle of choice

    I've got a 8 year old range rover, never gets stuck in the mud. I can fit the entire contents of my house in it and it will pull my boat effortlessly down to the south coast whilst averaging over 30mpg. The only downside is it's on nearly 100k now and is bound to start costing me a fortune to...
  5. Chris Cheshire

    Question for the braid users out there

    I've had my best results using braid mainline and a flourocarbon/super supple braid combi hook length.
  6. Chris Cheshire

    Flood Conditions...

    I find my 1.5lb Avon and an ounce or so of lead more than adequate. I cast just into the flow straight in front of me or slightly upstream, feel the lead down and then let out a few feet of extra line to form a bow. The flow pins the line down nicely, the barbel pick up my lump of meat, the...
  7. Chris Cheshire

    oohh at last its hit the fan !!!!!!!!!!

    Whereas I don't support this type of behaviour, we shouldn't loose sight of the fact that we are all out there putting hooks into fishes mouths, if we were THAT concerned about fish welfare, none of us would be angling...... Martin has made an excellent contribution to angling over the years, I...
  8. Chris Cheshire

    Decisions decisions

    There's no better reel for barbelling than the 4000d / oc model. Imo
  9. Chris Cheshire

    Daiwa SS whisker Tournament reels.

    Scarcity
  10. Chris Cheshire

    Daiwa SS whisker Tournament reels.

    the ss750 is slightly smaller in total length than the shimano reel, lighter too.
  11. Chris Cheshire

    Combi rig knot.

    I also use a double grinner. 4 turns on the fluorocarbon side and 5 on the braid. As long as you moisten it - never fails* *disclaimer.... I dont catch many fish, they're there may be others on here who have had it fail on leviathans
  12. Chris Cheshire

    Polarized sunglasses

    Gerry if you want a pair at a MUCH more reasonable price, just let me know
  13. Chris Cheshire

    Catch Cult 26

    How do I get one?
  14. Chris Cheshire

    Folding landing nets

    I bought an xxl snowbee folding salmon net - then carefully replaced the net with that from a korda 32 inch v shaped net. The result is perfect. I've landed fish to 15 in it with no problems and it folds away into nothing... Absolutely perfect for roving, it's only limitation is fishing from...
  15. Chris Cheshire

    What's your choice of reel

    4000d as a baitrunner and diawa ss750 for everything else.
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