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I steamed a batch of bait I made up last year, stops you losing as much flavour as boiling

Can't be certain Mike but I'm sure it was due to cost. As the bit became popular the cost of the critical ingredient became prohibitive.

Apparently the selling pitch is beavers prevent flooding by making dams. Perhaps if we hadn't built on so many flood plains and screwed the environment up we wouldn't need them. They have been extinct in this country for 400 years so cannot see the point of trying to re-introduce them. Joking...

I've used it on occasions Ian, one night I was getting bites I just not connect with and although I didn't hook any barbel by touch legering I landed five good sized bream.

NEVER!! took me long enough to get hold of it n the first place.

Dave, he'd just blow it on another Drennan rod. He's got a real problem and does not need any encouragement. :p:D

Paul, I also had a pair of Muckboots, the Tay rather than the Tay Sports, lasted well and kept my feet nice and warm. Looking to get another pair and they are great for walking in, walked the dog every day in them.

tried that last year and got in a world of grief for having the house smelling like the local curry house for a week :D

Chub Hi-Lite Chair

Saw it on FB Wayne and noted some of the moaners. Stunning fish and congrats.

Ooooohhhhh, like them.

In the name of "The Travelling Man" stop this madness before it starts :p Korum adjustable side strike for me....... Oh My God, what have I done? :D

Can we have a "which rod rest" thread not sure we have done one before? ;);):p

Tried prawns for barbel on the Tees last week and ended up with a nive perch just short of 2lb, no barbel as usual.

Voted for the 12lber from the Swale, I couldn't vote for the 10lb Swale fish as James' hat is too daft for words :p

Nature has a way of finding balance I suppose.

Hinley back off you have enough Drennan rods you tackle tart :p Seriously though, a great rod a bargain price. If I didn't have one already I'd buy it, just surprised it is still for sale.

Spent 21 years working like that Clive. Thankfully changed jobs eight years ago to a 37.5 hour week and much better employer.

I voted for the Wharfe as a double in the desolate North is not that common.

Didn't Pallatrax used to make a boilie with Crayfish in it, Elixir 6? Looks like it is discontinued now.