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Not sure why the command for taking photo is turn up volume…

I am also interested in that rod, but can’t find any reviews or feedbacks…

The video is pretty good imo. I know editing is a pain, but you are doing good, especially the first try. When retrieving the line, I lift the rod as much as I could, and spin the reel as hard as I can, and move the rod towards the float. It’s a classic method I think?

1 hour video that’s nice. But after watching the first 10mins, I decided to try how you retrieve the line, and I think it doesn’t work for me😂. Will finish the rest before I sleep

How about a decent feeder rod with glass tip? Works better for chub imo.

I used it a lot, chub loves it.

I heard that there will be a 17ft normark in the future?

The Gardner one on bfw shop is good

Well, ironically, they call Thames back to life when the seal population is increasing in recent years. But soon people will find it dead again. I suppose RSPB is using the same argument to release the seal in nene.

I found the best way to carry folding pan is to wrap it inside the unhooking mat

It’s not the barbel seeker mate, it’s the spirit range barbel specialist, https://tacklebox.co.uk/rods-en/specialist/specialist-rods/free-spirit-spirit-specialist-barbel-rod-12ft-1-75lb-25mm/, but the blank is same as the carp seeker I think? It is different from the s range barbel seeker (this...

daiwa black widow 10ft 2lb? but it is a carp rod with shrink handle and 40mm butt rings...

Angling Direct is doing a deal at 2.75 per spool for 6lb, 10lb and 12lb.

Two different rods, seeker is a traditional through action rod, but the butt has enough power when you need it. Torrix is more tippy, it has a softer tip and the power comes from the lower 3 quarter if that make sense. When playing fish, I prefer seeker, the blank feels more “alive”, it just...

Yeah, when I use two rods, I am also fishing seeker and torrix. But both 11ft, 1.75.

Seal in the Thames, especially in London area is hardly a news I think. There are a few in the Richmond area few years ago, don’t know if they are still there or not. And there are more people care/love them than fish…

17ft acolyte specimen rod is out. https://www.drennantackle.com/products/rods/acolyte/acolyte-float-rods/acolyte-17ft-specimen-float/

Maybe the club I joined but never really fished. Not sure what’s there now, but some nice roach, chub will do.

If I can, I am more than happy to have a fridge for baits, but unfortunately that won’t happening until I find a space for it😂, especially I am in the middle of fighting for the space for my rods.

Good advice, thanks guys. I will definitely try to keep them alive as long as possible. I do have a few poly boxes that I use as wormery, and there must be one or two spare ones. I will definitely try the ice bag, and make sure there’s no air in the bag.