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Just 3 reasons for me to visit again when in the area, friendly, good service and great information. something not always available in some shops.

The mind boggles :confused: when you think these people are responsible for the welfare of our waters.

I had one of the Madfish pins, used it once and sold it as I didn't like the awkward position of the ratchet button, purchased a mint Berwick instead from E bay that has the button located in a much better place.

Its something that annoys the hell out of me, it can and will damage fish, would it be so readily accepted by some if it was a Roach or a Chub being held like that?

This one Richard ?

Use cheap glow sticks off e bay,

Might be better to just keep using your landing net where you can keep an eye on the fish?

Could it actually be because that's how they choose to fish ;)

Yes Gerry and a certain Mr Taylor also took advantage of his mates ingenuity ;)

OS maps and knocking on doors and maybe asking in the local hostelry is the only way I know of.

Then the only thing I can think of is that the rod has taken a knock at some time creating a weak spot in the blank.

No never had a problem with them, could I ask what weights you have been casting with them?

You could always use a gaff Paul :eek: much more robust ;)

Blimey.

Absolutely not but I would challenge anyone that says they have never broken a law, or are some laws ok to break and others not ;)

There is a way to control Otter numbers and that is through contraception but the will has to be there to do it and more importantly the money to do it, I doubt that either would be available, With Otters becoming more urban as they discover food is easier to get I see it as only a matter of...

Comments Mike Not opinions.

I believe that all should be able to air their views on here as John has done, if others don't agree fine they are only opinions but I see no reason for the holier than thou comments. My opinion is that otters were the straw that broke the camels back and bear a large part of the blame for...

If they don't they can log on to the survey site where the species mentioned are identified in a picture, there is also some interesting reading on endocrine disrupters etc on there its well worth a look and I reckon these chaps deserve as much support as anglers can give them.