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I'm sure you have seen it before but there is a great picture of Keith Speer with a large float fished caught Ivel fish in the snow, Im sure someone can repost it.

wow, i have a few plastic disgorgers of various sizes and they all do the job :rolleyes:

I still use Stradics on my ipowers in 4000 size, perfect for summer levels and small rivers

Gary Mills sells them made by Cotswold, abt £15.

yes Im only using 15' rods in that situation.

interesting topic, Ive caught lots of barbel and big chub when wading in fast flows and I never use a landing net, for the barbel I just wade back to shallower water and unhook them in the water, to be honest Ive never even considered the strain on the rod tip !!

been using it for 3 seasons, can't fault it so far

sounds like they would know where its coming from ?

Hi Lee, the rod is at my second home in Ludlow, I'll be up there for new year so can let you know then.

Jon, Id say shorten your hook length, sounds like they have the bait right down before you are seeing the bite ?

No presents in my family, we’re very lucky to have everything we need. Lots of food and drink does the job !

My golf club is £2k p.a. BAA £30 HDAA £40 ... fishing is cheap as chips ! What Id spend on tackle is the same as anything else, if I can afford it and I want it I'll buy it.

cracking fish, well done to the capture

give it a go !

I can't see how it would work on a sloping bank, alright for carping.

Phil, older ones were fine, don't buy any more !!

fully agree, 10 years ago they were good but like you each pair after that got worse, I no longer own any.

Jim, its the Supero per the title, caught plenty of barbel on mine.

when I used to fish the Kennet with Eipse pellets I found that I could leave the bait in for at least 20 mins, the rod tip would tap tap tap but if a barbel was present it would eventually slam round.

Just feeder Fergal, literally cast every couple of minutes until the rod hoops over 👍