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I always resent paying over a tenner for a lure...having said that I have a few...and some of them are worth it (well, not really but if you want the lure you have to spend the money, and they do catch ALOT, such as the sammy, and the maxrap), but I will NEVER spend £20 on a lure, not when i...

I have heard alot of good things about the IMA komomo...apart from the price. On the subject of returning fish, my system is quite simple, anything of illegal size goes back, anything over 4lbs goes back, anything inbetween will normally go back unless I want some bass for whatever reason...in...

Here's a nice fish taken at dawn this morning 'off the top' with a lucky craft sammy (where do they dream these names up?) 6lb 13oz yes...I am aware that my toe nails need a clip!

Had 3 today, all on the surface lures...brilliant fun. Going to go down with a fly rod at dawn tomorrow.

and here is the bass i promised in the previous post...sorry bout the rubbish quality photo...and the MEGA secrecy...can't be too carefull...especially when netsmen keep their ears so close to the ground. Scales went 9lb 13oz, however i am going to check them in the morning because i think it...

fantastic! remember watching a chap on my local 'fly only' stretch (which i use to fish with pellets from the far bank) do battle with a near 9lber on a 3/4wt brook rod...and he managed to beat it without getting showered with shattered carbon fibre. Took it on a gold head pheasant tail nymph...

I can second the 4000 DLFAs, really nice reels that feel solid in the hands. But if you want the best...........get a speedia!:p

Managed an awesome haul of mullet in the Helford this morning...10 in total between me and my father. Best around 4lb...nice fish...pics to follow when i can find the lead.

fox duo lite avon...if you can find anywhere still stocking them...awesome.

couldn't agree more about bloodknotting light monos and fluoros.

it would make a nice sized live bait for the bass i'm going to catch in the helford next week.

I fish for just about every species (except bream), and each species stands out from the others in one particular area...the barbel's expertise is most definitely their fight.

lost a cracking grassy a few years back to the knot slipping on striptease, tested a few knots afterwards and found them all to slip before braking (grinner knot)...haven't used any coated braids much since, always used to use teeth though...might try it again but just loop it.

Thanks for the info guys...usefull stuff. took delivery of that speedia today, after cleaning 40 years of grease and filth of it (and then adding some fresh) i have found it to be in perfect mechanical order, not even a hint of wobble and (although it doesn't prove much) spins for nearly 2 mins...

I use powerpro for alot of my sea fishing...its excellent stuff but i do have worries with using it in my small river barbelling. Such as hit and hold swims (like the shock absorbing quals of mono/fluoro), and abrasion resistance (although i could use a rubbing leader). I might give x-line a go...

Took an increadible 11lb fish on the river Hope in sutherland last week...a feat that i am sure i will never better in this country...Just wish i had my camera with me but as usual it was sitting in my suitcase in the lodge...tierra del fuego anyone?

not a fan of full moons, spend a lot of time bass fishing and they hate it...having said that we have caught in bright moon light on the odd occassion, same with sea trout...mind you my biggest ever was caught last week in scotland and came in full daylight (11lb!), so who knows. its always...

Hi Guys, I have just learnt how to wallis cast in the garden, I cannot believe how effective it is, and how easy it is to be accurate consistantly, knocks spots of a fixedspool at short range...however the line i am using isn't very good for it. Was wondering what lines you guys recommend...

reel now sourced off the bay...cheers.

i would personally fish breadflake. either trotted or with liquidized bread in the feeder.