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Fully agree, proper. And how many of us had questions about that fish of Steve Terry.

The Teme's looking good now .... ....with bank-side lunch provided for the adventurous 😵‍💫 Hope y'all have a good start to your season.

Or one of these (they're less likely to unscrew when using ...... https://www.fishingmegastore.com/specialist-catapults-and-bait-accessories/stillwater-stainless-steel-weed-cutter~72805.html?&utm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=SHP_GR20&housecode=jl0254

Closed going out of Bewdley (i.e. heading east) towards Kiddy @Trevor Summerfield. Open if you're going from Kiddy and onto Bewdley High Street.

Not sure Ady, not seen him for 3-4 years. He's probably on a long sesh somewhere. 😂

Our Barry, eccentric?!! Wonderful guy, and he's enough to make a pig laugh 😂

But it's right next to Dumbleton Brook @Mark Pevy , which runs a few miles down to the Teme ...and I'm only 8 minutes away from the Teme itself. With the Teme's 18ft floods, that'll do me mate 👍

The Teme's looking much better now .... and the garden's now sorted ... so I'm ready for the off 😁 in a month's time👍

Hi All, for the last few years I've been using a manky old carp rod**, cut down from 12ft to 7ft (test curve >30lb 😂 ) for my spoppering. It was unwieldy, very heavy, and had the 'action' of a Trigger's broom handle. But for this season I've splashed out on a 6ft, 3lb t/c 'Spoppering Rod'. It's...

Happy Days 😁

Same as with thinner line ...by just twisting each end of the line (between thumb and index finger) in opposite directions, then tying it off @Alan Palmer

It works just as well with (thick) nylon, if not better Alan. I use twizzled nylon (35lb) booms regularly.

I'd twizzle @Alan Palmer .... easier and safer IMHO.

Ouch indeed mate. Get a Gripz @Mike Thompson 😂 Best hooks I've ever used.

Ah, but I've NO idea of how much I paid for them Rich 🤣 😂 🤣

Hi All, got a pair of above (#9) that I bought a few years ago, wore them once, then went back to neoprenes (got cold knees 😂 ). Reckon they must have stopped selling them now as I can't find a single advert for them except for the denim version, and I'm wondering what would be a fair price to...

All as it should be, minus the "Free Gift" 😂 ...................... £135 delivered.

The Teme at Stanford Bridge today, at NSL+1.6m

Just a thought .....Abrasion resistance is directly proportional to the diameter of any given line (the thicker, the better/tougher). Combine that fact (and it is a fact) with another fact that, thin lines tend to stretch less than thin lines, then I reckon that you have to realistically weight...

For me, how the rod is 'balanced' by the reel is only a really important factor when using that rod to float fish a river. Yes, if you're float fishing a river, holding the rod for hours and continuously casting, then reel/rod balance is a very important factor. But if the rod is spending 98%+...