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Not for barbel but I have a abu 506 and Daiwa 125 m

Dave Harrell pro match in 7lb .. lovely line in my opinion

Drennan specialist range . I have used it a long time and it's never let me down

over the past 6 months I've broken both my top and middle sections of my acolyte .. just the butt section to go and I'll have a brand new rod 😬😬 It's like 'Triggers broom' ☺️

I'd recommend the Mainline Big river barbel range . Pellets , groundbait , and dumbbells . Also a very pungent liquid that creates a great scent trail . Also the range is black in colour so is subtle 🌞🎣🎣

https://www.anglingtimes.co.uk/news/stories/trust-chair-steps-down/

I have an acolyte plus 15ft . It's much better than the original acolyte at the same length .. not as soft

They should do the decent thing and knock it on the head instead of messing people around and ruining anglers planned sessions .

Cc moores pacific tuna range

I’ve used Carbon baits for cooked hemp and found them reliable and the hemp well cooked

I believe they used to be monster particles .

All will be revealed next week no doubt when it’s from cover of the angling rags ..

I bought an ex one of these and told her it could withstand the force of a house brick 😬

Drennan specialist is a great brolly . Removable centre and storm poles . Very light and easy to carry in a waterproof bag 🌞😊🎣

https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/restore-our-rivers-and-freshwaters-to-health-by-2030 Is it ok to post River actions thread on here . Hopefully a few of you sign it and have a read up on River Action ..🌞🎣🎣

And WHEN you do catch pop up some photos and a write up for us to enjoy 👍🎣🌞

Have a watch of Avon angler on YouTube he seems to catch plenty of fish on certain wye beats . It may lift your spirits , I know to well the state the wye is in .. I just hoped to cheer you up a little 🌞👍🎣

I use as light a lead as I can and an olivette between two drennan float stops set a couple of feet above the lead .

You seem to have it all going in the right direction. Only advice I’d give is take some time and find a venue that’s prolific and offers you plenty of barbel . Kings weir and the Avon are very pressured or very low fish population waters . Find a stretch of the Severn or wye where there are...