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Richard, I think it’s Newark and district piscotorials water

Chub vantage 3 rod system holdall takes 13's that's what my mate uses

Aqua roving quiver with a couple of there light weight sleeves, that’s how I carry my 13’s, the sleeves will take 12 or 13ft rods.

That was quite a few years ago bill, sold by fishing republic as a river pod I believe, I currently have a pro logic 4 rod sky pod, but rarely use a pod these days, as I much prefer to fish off bank sticks now, best of luck to you for the new season, Paul...

This one was bill and rising

Tidal Trent on a big flood

Cold misty river dearne

Tidal Trent island

Lower tidal trent

Not tackle but for fishing, buffalo special 6 shirt

Tesco meat counter, garlic sausage, have a piece chopped off to the size you need, tougher than the old garlic spam so more resistant to chub. If you store it in the fridge put it in a sealed container as it stinks for days

Trakker tempest brolly. Cliff, that's how the fox works as you have described.

I use 2 Gardner tritium max in purple,or 2 Korda one's in red, with enterprise adapter.

Just sent some from the river Dearne Paul...

When I use one, which is not very often, it's a pro logic tri Sky pod

Had a few on the Trent using it years ago Robert, it's got paprika and garlic in it, try the new peprami tex mex they like it

I use a carp porter mk2 for my long walk's on the Trent, they are very good, they are extendable on width and length to suit your need's, come with bungee strap's and a spares pack, the under bag is ideal for bait bucket's / spare clothe's etc, a puncture proof tyre is a must IMHO , hope this...

Gardner tritium max, I've used them for a few years .

For short / day session's where I need to take a brolly, I've found the Aqua roving quiver, with their light weight rod sleeves spot on.

6000D is about the same size as the 5000's, cracking reels too.