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Chris I'm no expert on margin poles but for around £200 you'll get an 8-9mtr pole that's pretty unbreakable. I brought an 11mtr yank n bank power the other week specifically for barbel/ big float river fishing. 10lb mainline 8lb hook lengths to be used with floats up to 50gram.... I've caught...

Right, what I'm getting at with gravity is... pull your rod away from the rest in your garage at that angle, gravity takes over and the rest drops back to being vertical.... then lower the rod back to the rest, what happens?

It's pretty much proven that you can land anything on a pole. You can make the pole and all the end tackle strong enough to stop a train, it's a just a case if stopping yourself from being dragged in

When I used them, yes they're ok with you rods at around 45degree go past that and you asking the rest to defy gravity

Same rest's you must have very heavy rods

https://www.lagunafp.eu/articles/The-LaGuna-SAC-juice-Revolution.pdf I don't know whether there still in business but his liquids were highly regarded

in theory that's what I always thought, reality was if you had the rods high the heads cant swing due to gravity

agree :)

Dave's probably caught more barbel than most specimen barbel anglers have and he's geared up to get any size barbel in. What he would probably struggle with is a 6lb chub as it would dart for trees pretty quickly. It's that thing about barbel not being that clued up, they tend to not head for...

funny how things happen..talking to my mate in the tackle about how I had seen the fox spoppers on ebay and it's him making them, so I can vouch they are very well made..also if you asked you can specify the nose weight and length of pins.

In what way? The guys spent £13 on a new fox impact spod then converted it into a spopper so £17 in time and materials to produce, he's hardly going to sell a lot of them so I can't see why it's a joke??😀😀

seen these on ebay... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sinking-Large-Fox-Impact-Spod-Bait-Dropper-Conversion-spopper-style-barbel/333350758062?hash=item4d9d40e6ae:g:SlgAAOSwX-ZdmifE

I have a pair of eiger thermal wellingtons that get used occasionally when match fishing or there has to be snow on the ground to wear them if i'm roving. other than that I stay mobile and wear the wellies

Decent pair of standard wellies and some good socks is all you need..doesn't get that cold nowadays

Barrow is what you want, loaded correctly far easier than pulling a two wheel....and doubles up as a dining table for all your sandwiches

who was the one that was the pig farmer...I bought half a pig off him years ago, good stuff

its funny the reason I ask is that they just look cheap and sort of old style being just bronze compared to all the fancy Teflon stuff nowadays and to be honest I've used the drennan barbel hooks a lot but they just cost so much

never really used them but bought some in 12, 14 and 16 for float fishing pellets with bands...are they any good or am I wasting my time and should get something else?