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No problem Russ. I used a Trakker Pioneer brolly for years even through the winter. Much easier to use than a bivvy and I could get all my kit under it. Trakker gear is well made.

I wouldn't buy anything off facebook mate. I don't use a bivvy but if I was going t buy one I'd go to a reputable dealer. Too many scammers on facebook.

I have a harrison torrix 11ft 1.75 custom built and it's the dogs dooh-dahs! If your budget allows it you won't be disappointed. Mine was built by Roger at Peregrine rods. Treat yourself!

Gone.

I know I'm old but I do remember who I am. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I live in East Grinstead down on the border of Surrey and West Sussex. You can have it George no problem. Nick

Never been used. Came with the best oval brolly made. Still in its original bag. Free to collect or £6 posted.

I bought a little gadget that clips on my rod and counts how much line I wind on, and reversing it counts it off. It was about £8 off ebay. I strip the old line off using a battery drill. Not sure I could eat 314 pies but cornish pasties, now your talking!

Some of the best carp anglers are superb barbel anglers. Some have been record holders too. Bob Morris, Steve Curtin etc.

The sad thing is he's obviously a pretty good angler. Most of us would love a haul like that! It's a shame he has no regard for fish welfare. I find it hard to believe he's on a guided day too.

What this chap did is bloody awful and he's been named and shamed for it but this is only the tip of the iceberg. Every week barbel get put in keepnets during matches. High profile anglers too! Years ago the Barbel Society issued a DVD called 'The Barbel Handling Code' featuring Pete Reading...

Take a camera with you too. The Wye is an absolutely beautiful river with fantastic scenery.

Canoes are only on the water between 10.00 til 16.00. I've never had problems with them.

Nice one Josh! Well done.

Cracking reels. What are you replacing them with Terry?

Imagine if there was a wonder bait? Guaranteed to catch doubles every trip. Dream on it'll never happen.

For £40 BAA ticket is amazing value for money. You'll have loads of fishing around the Highley/Bridgnorth area. They also have a good website too, look at the 'Where to Fish' section.

Plenty on the BAA ticket around that area, Knowle Sands, Danery etc. There's a tackle shop in town it might pay you to make a few enquiries. I haven't fished up there for a few years now. Some parts near the bridge were free!

I'll have one too please Richard. Let me know how to pay please. Nick