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I think they will feed wherever they can find food and siltbeds are often full of invertebrates do why wouldn’t they
There was an underwater video filmed some yrs ago on either the Ouse or W.Avon (think it was a Clean River production… Guy Rob??) of barbel feeding in silt… really troughing...
The 17ft accy is a very capable rod for big fish and still fun with silvers…I agree it might not suit all situations and can be limiting in tight swims. Maybe if you got a 13/14ft accy specimen it would cover you for all situations in running and still water?
Bought a couple of members on here a few months back but only using one so letting this one go
Superb condition cosmetically and lovely smooth working condition
With spare spool and reel case
£50 posted
I use these Rich - NGT butt/tip protectors, there not slim fit so may not suit you but there cheap and do the job
Shop around and you’ll find some good deals
https://ngtonline.co.uk/shop/luggage/ngt-tip-butt-rod-protectors/
I had Kevlar Avon rod many yrs ago made by North western rods….lettering looks the same from memory and also the weave, but their blanks also had the NW rods logo/words so can’t be sure!?
It was a lovely through action rod I used for tenching
Snugpak sj9 are excellent ….but also these are worth every penny in keeping your lower back area warm - same as the snugpak they have the longer back. A real winner imo
https://www.militarykit.com/products/british-army-pcs-thermal-undershirt-light-olive-used
That doesn’t make sense to me….Adams is on a large flood plain with no housing nearby …if anything this would increase water flow into Newport pagnell at an even faster rate rather than facing the trees help restrict flow 🤷♂️
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