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Steve. I have a padded Daiwa sleeve as per the IM9 ones. What length are your sections. You can have if it fits.

Same as the Youngs travel rods. Avon or Barbel.

That bad back will teach you not to go catching huge Tuna SS

One of the centre ceramics has come out of lower rod ring holder. I've been unable to insert it back either from the base or top. The liner looks perfect and not misshapen at all? Is there a trick to doing it,? Heating the frame? And what to use to try ensure it stays in. Would araldite...

Nigel Consider the Korum 'all rounder' 12ft. It's a softish 1.5 and ideal for perch.

As Mark said. The Powermesh are great rods and were perfect for the Trent / Severn type water or others with full water on. You'll also be able to get decent reel with the spare cash or good second hand very good ones like Shimano 5000GTEs

Starting soon.

Nigel, I've had many good perch on prawns I'm assuming you are feeding red maggots over the top every now and again as well as putting in a few broken ones.

There is casting and casting.... I'm happy to use an overhead smooooooth cast to pop out a filled large 90gr feeder ( around 5oz) 40 yards into the Lower Severn with my 2lb Torrix Or the 2 25 Powermesh a bit further into the Trent. I'm happy to casting out a total 4oz weight near to 60 yards...

Corn is good if its red.

My God. Nightmare potentially Mark

View of the river Wye last week when walking the bank!!!

The Wye fining down now

Ordered my copy.

Hi David. Look at what I suggested. Very easy to put together. Anyway, The River Chess is only 2 inches deep now due the constant extraction.

Can't see anyone getting too excited discussing this. Pointless site if we all agreed, sensible views only get inflamed with childish comments usually I looked on eBay at the Korum rigs. There are lots of single rig packs for between 4.75 and 5.99 plus postage. Hence my £5.00 comment

"Yes more expensive granted but who cares really. " Judging by the rivers fished, there's a lot of Yorkshire folk on the site, Richard 😀

Richard. So the hook link hasn't got a knot? And a over £5 a shot. I'll make 8 rigs for that, taking less than ninute each. And if my hooklinks are pre tied to a swivel, exactly as quick as yours. And, I prefer a knot to a swivel, when I go through the swivel twice and safer imo, before...

What a faf. Enterprise Snag free. Down to. Rubber Tulip bead ( the ring over this on casting will kick the hooklink out from the lead/feeder,) Size 8 swivel ( to tie your hooklink to or attachment swivel.) About 45p.

What Joe said earlier.