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Absolutely, imo still a better rod than any of the Acolytes......

The older 14ft Connoisseur XP will Graham.

Lovely reels used them for everything tbh. At the mo, I have them on my Barbel float rods. A timeless classic..

FFF fiskys fantastic feeders. fiskysfantasticfeeders@yahoo.co.uk on Facebook too..

Please try before you buy, as it could be a very expensive mistake.... 💰 🤑

You just need to force the meat in at a steady pace 😃 Had mine a good 5 years now and no problems.

And don't tip the fat enriched water, down the drain, or you might need to get Dynorod out. Ideally warm the meat to at least room temperature to soften it, makes life a lot easier...

There you go... https://www.anglingdirect.co.uk/map-meat-cutter?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw-5y1BhC-ARIsAAM_oKmquUKW-w-uGDnnO35Ng9CxKlflB8Jdbd_7vh2Ni67AkAETF2IJb90aAmJ_EALw_wcB

Change of mind...

The last hour before the flood tide.

Bottom of the tide for me..

Be spot on, I'm from Barnsley, so as a true Yorkshireman, if you don't ask, you will never get it! Any spare 😆 🤣

Best results I have ever had was on Trent Baits Freshwater shrimp and DNA SLK.

That Harrison 15ft GTI SU, was possibly my worst ever purchase. You'd probably have to tie on 2 tins of spam to the butt to balance that thing...

So at this very moment in the shops today the Drennan Acolyte specimen in 14ft and 15ft, is holding the crown 👑. Is there anything else to match it?

When float fishing, your far more likely to foul hook Barbel, as your baited hook is running through. The pectoral is a favourite followed by the dorsal and lastly the Tail. If you have unluckily tail hooked one, it will feel akin to a massive eel(catfish) and your in major trouble. I had a 13...

Catches down 50% on the TT, for me so far..after the floods in 2012, it was far worse and took a few years to recover..I even blanked the other week, even had to look up blanked as it's not in my vocabulary... smile. It's called fishing not catching hopefully evens out through the year...

Top tips, ensure you have a rod, that can get them in as quick as possible. There's a lot of good 13 footers, a fair few 14s and maybe a fistful of 15s that are good enoughfor the job. Line wise, I don't go less than 10lb, at the mo I'm using Matrix horizon sinking feeder waggler line in 0.22mm...

Had 2 of these for a good 17 years, never had to do any maintenance at all.. however, 2 people over the years over tightened it and broke the widget 😔. Great bit of kit.

What size is the pin?