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  1. Steve Jeffery

    History of the older Drennan Avon rods

    I have had the 1.75 version for several years and have used it with the avon top for barbel on the Middle Severn and with the quiver tips for chub on the Thames. I really like it. Have had some decent barbel on it and it has a nice playing action. I did get a few additional quiver tips to...
  2. Steve Jeffery

    Barbel

    Gary, the original poster, Lee, is my fishing buddy, so he is also fishing the stretches you mention. We normally fish together having both joined the club at the same time :)
  3. Steve Jeffery

    Bank chair

    I rate the Korum Aeronium - very light and if you use Korum rucksacks it can be clipped on to carry it. My only negative is that the legs lack the adjustability of larger, heavier chairs, making it a bit harder if you set up on a steep bank, although I often just fold the rear legs underneath...
  4. Steve Jeffery

    Fox Horizon

    Glad you got sorted Adrian. Christened mine on Tuesday with a 6.5lber. Really happy with mine so far!!
  5. Steve Jeffery

    Fox Horizon

    So don't you have any marked as 1.75? All my tips have the test curve under the epoxy. They are in short supply everywhere. I got mine from Future Fishing, Farndon, who I recommend highly (and think they had a few more in stock for £129). One or two other places had them in stock but for c £170.
  6. Steve Jeffery

    Fox Horizon

    Adrian, both Lee and I bought a pair of Horizons in the last week, and we both saw your thread. Our tips on all 4 rods are definitely different (it was the first thing I checked after reading your post!). Are yours not marked with 1.75 or 2.25 at the base of the tip section? I haven't measured...
  7. Steve Jeffery

    Rucksacks

    I use one of the older Korum rucksacks, that carries a chair. Have to say it does all you say you want. I can carry my bait in it at a push and its reasonably comfy to carry. I have used it on some long walks on the Severn, from Arley to Trimpley if anyone knows that area, which is a long hike...
  8. Steve Jeffery

    Go to hookbaits

    Pellets, dumb bells or conventional boilies for me. I started my occasional barbel fishing back in the pre pellet days on the Severn when it was all hemp and caster with double caster on the hook. Really busy fishing, match style, one rod, stood up in the water, getting a bite most casts but...
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