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Good Luck and Tight lines to everyone wherever you are fishing this new season, stay safe and enjoy.:)

It is very true there are lots of options out there and they all work for different reasons on different days, we all have choice. ;) Have now posted yesterday to the Blog page..:)

Of the 3 different types of pellet available to me today on the river, (left overs from the season) the fish went mad for the good old "E"lips! In several swims they moved noticeably more for them - than the others. Maybe because of the oils and the water temp at present combined?? (13 degrees)...

That sounds like a lovely challenge Neil, when the weather`s right!:)

Sounds like I will be like a kid in a sweet shop! Steve You will be Steve, have a great holiday! :)

Sorry Adam & Mark if I was wandering off track here, I just thought that if this stretch was not being syndicated, it was up for the highest bidder. Good luck with the syndicate though Adam.

I have been politely asked to remove this text, and am so doing as it is not pertinent to the thread. Perhaps a new thread regarding these points could be started in the future, Shaun.

Good point Rhys! :confused:

Money Money Money.....;)

Sorry David, I didnt mean to offend!!;)

Give it go, somewhere you can "see" what they think and how they react. It would be interesting to know as some say all line looks the same, regardless of colour, when in the water.

It`s a good step Steve, and i for one shall try calling the "Trust" this close season before the E.A, as they were useless last close, and the one before!!

Cracker. Well done Roman.

Very true Mark. Nice picture too.:)

Don`t we all like clean fresh water Dave? ;)

Thanks Keith, I like to think myself a trend setter:D Not.

Exactly, Mark. It is a little more contraversial as it is a claimed record.

I have had the fish at 12lb 6oz, and that was a couple of seasons ago in Nov. I understand from what I have learned, that a Barbel`s weight can very quite a lot. And that they can lose and gain for various reasons at quick speeds, but if the fish (distinctive as it is) has never been caught near...

Not fished it that long (6 years), but the B.A. has always fished well on the rise! I know there are some other rivers that don`t, but the B.A does! (Or has for those I know that fish it, and myself)

Looks good! Just make sure there is nowhere for the line to rub, not sure if the line could catch behind the hanging bit? But if not, what is it made from? And how much you selling them for?:D