Recent content by Stuart Linton

It's worth noting that the seller is new to eBay with no seller feedback. Not saying they are not genuine but exercise caution.

It was an incredible looking fish and almost carp like due to it's depth. Very much a "donkey" in stature.

I had this a few weeks ago on link ledgered paste, feeling for bites. A new pb at 6.13lb.

Meat smothered in curry powder, size 4 buried in meat, if they want to feed and you're on them you'll catch quickly. You'll probably catch others from same spot as they are grouped together in a comfortable area. If that sounds simplistic then that's because it probably is. The hardest part...

Through the saddle is traditional but just generally bung 'em on a a largish hook. Finesse not required.

In the middle and Jedi cast them up and down stream😎

Another vote for the Korum super lite river brolly. I hate carrying a brolly but this one doesn't feel like a hindrance at all. I use it with side rather than center poles to increase coverage. I almost want to buy another before they get discontinued.

Shelf life pastes don't seem to have the same bindind/moulding qualities of normal fresh, egg made paste. The shelf life pastes I've used have been useless for river fishing situations and seem to be brittle and dry.

Cold hard cash or so I was told the last time I asked.

If I'm using a braided rigs for meat fishing, instead of changing whole rigs everytime a hook blunts, I just have a loop tied on the end to simply loop on another hook a bit like a multi rig for carp fishing but with the loop pulled tight to the eye. Just a little tip that works for me.

Meat has been great for me in floodwater conditions especially when it's caked in hot curry powder, sublime. Definitely seems to be used alot less these days.

A tube as it's shoved in the back of a van but will be interested to see what others do.

I used loaded for around a year and it performed well. It sunk exceptionally well almost like a flouro but that's probably of no interest to the barbel fisher but I do remember looking for the line in clear water from a boat and I couldn't see it. It certainly didn't let me down on one of the...

I do wonder if the Drennan tench and bream rod would actually make a half decent barbel rod with a bit more low end grunt and sensitive tip. Having said that the new Drennan barbel rod in the videos look a little more mid action rather than through.

This is a hydrolised milk protein so will be expensive. A kilo of hydrolised casein costs £200 plus.