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Wayne, good EPB's are rare as hen's teeth now. You could try the Okuma Epix V2 Bait Feeder EPX-55 - £35 a shot Okuma Epix V2 Bait Feeder EPX-55 CARP FISHING REEL41192 | eBay

Thanks Phil, sounds like it offers no advantage over my current chair(s) for those far flung swims.

Anyone used or seen this? BanksideTackle - professional fishing tackle shop How light is it? I realise its low (too low for some) and not adjustable for height but it may be just what I need for those far (1 mile+) swims.

Same information as Hugo's 0- different outlet: Drought risk high for England next summer, government warns | Environment | guardian.co.uk

Try Okuma themselves via Steve Micklethwaite Email: steve.micklethwaite@svendsen-sport.com svendsen-sport.com

Hugo are you a Lilliput or Blefuscu man? It could well be a Baream!

Andy The Zander Book: Zander Fishing - A Complete Guide by Mark Barrett, 9781847970183 The Perch Book: Perch - Contemporary Days and Ways by John Bailey, 9781852231217

Have a look on this thread from March 2011 for discussion on "what pod?": https://barbel.co.uk/site/vbulletin/forum/barbel-talk/2975-tripods.html

I have a copy of it through my Account with SciVerse. The actual paper reads more worryingly than the abstract I posted above. Neil you are right it does make for grim reading but these people are not sensationalists but scientists publishing their research performed at places such as: Centre...

Stewart, when I am back in my office I will see if I can access it. Briefly it states:

If you want a read of some serious (and worrying) analysis of the possible future for the Thames and Yorkshire Ouse see: The British river of the future: How climate change and human activity might affect two contrasting river ecosystems in England, Science of The Total Environment, 407 (17)...

And PB was selling them here at list (new) just a few months ago.

There are all sorts of reasoms why many of our rivers are starting to fail. The Wharfe in Yorkshire used to be one of the county's (if not Englands) most proflic Barbel river. However the EA have recently classed it as a faling river. In terms of Barbel it has gone from a river where you could...

And you cannot have any of our Northern spate water! Although rather worringly I have started to see many more H2O lorries about!

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(with tongue firmly in cheek....) ...so who is going to be the first lucky so and so who appears on the BFW home page holding said fish? :rolleyes: And do we then congratulate said "specimen hunter":p

Yes well done Mr McGough - that is the second 14lb+ in a couiple of weeks on the Home Page.

Here is a wheel BFW invented some time back: https://barbel.co.uk/site/vbulletin/forum/barbel-talk/100-egg-water-pastes.html And an earlier thread: http://barbelfishingworld.yuku.com/topic/8900 Or one from Tony Miles...

The Daiwa sliding screw reel seat solves this for me. I can move it up and down the handle to suit the rod-reel combination and then screw the damn thing down to lock it into place. I used to love using my old B&W rods but even with tape, a feisty fish saw the reel detach as the sliding collars...

Well if the River Trent cyanide pollution from Red Industries near Stoke-on-Trent on October 2009 is any indication, I would not expect any impacting fine or action for some time.