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should have been called the Tortoise back pack, cos that is what I got with the original set up a few yeares back.

feed the buggers off with pellets and boilies, rock hard 8 mm do the trick, takes time though.

Been struggling with this for a while.The biggest problem item of tackle seems to be umbrellas. Now using the River Lite but it is also heavy. had a Daiwa flatback at one time which was good but not tough enough for river fishing. Quivers also need to be light but none are, also carrying two...

Ifound Black Pepper oil and Monster Crab on a mainline or Nutrabaits base mix deadly for Card, they were on it straght away.

Hi guys, is Bewdley Bridge functional at the moment? can it be used from both sides of the river, one-way traffic, or fully open? TIA

Hi guys, does anyone use the Sportera GR range of reels? bought my first one around ten years ago, It never had any problem, always did its job, good for carp fishing also. Getting a bit too expensive now but I am sure mine will go the distance.

so how long/short would the actual hook link be? would a ready tied hook link of say 18ins looped to a mainline trace of 3feet cause any problems with snagging and does this presentation spook the quarry/fish.?

what an absolute pain in the ass.

Do any anglers use a hook link with a loop at say 3ft. Then attach a hook link with the hook on the long hook link loop to loop.?

cant beat Berkley TRILENE clear. most reliable line I have ever used.

In the Gt. Ouse heydays at Adams Mill anglers not only backlead, rod tip down. They also sat 20 feet back from the rods.

Contacted a Bewdley F/B group, by all accounts Beals Corner is ok now. No doubt someone will say different.

Somebody? Are there traffic lights or just one-way traffic?

Does anyone know the current situation regarding Beales Corner and the bridge? It is fully open, one-way traffic or closed at the moment, staying at Highley in July. A few weeks off I know but forewarned is forearmed.

Morning Gents, I have a Korum River Brolly which is excellent but a tad heavy. I am looking for a lightweight quiver that will take the Brolly plus one or two rodrests. Can anyone advise from experience please. While I am here, a lightweight rucksack is needed as well.

As Kenny Everet would say, "all in the worst possible taste". ....some bad fish-handling skills are portrayed.. but I am no saint, even after 65 years,

got 2 pairs, good in v/cold weather, very tight though on the feet and find a tad uncomfortable.

Berkley makes the best lines, and American tech has as always taken the lead. The rest follow.

Used braid once, the force of the current set up a vibration in my line. A bit like what you can get when sea fishing with 30lb mono when sea fishing in a strong tide.. So, don't like the stuff.