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Well done Paul! Have you tried their Frankfurter and Red Salmon boosted pellets?

This is a review Julian Barnes did for the 13ft 2.75 Hi S HW which you may find useful https://www.julianbarnesangling.com/reviews/blog-post-title-one-957n3

That's a bargain!👍

I use braid mainline on the Trent when it's carrying lots of extra water, I think the lower diameter provides less resistance in the increased flow than my usual mono, and with a heavier breaking strain. I always use a fluoro abrasion leader with it too.

Wise man!👍

The action of the Harrison Snag and Flood rods aren't everyone's cup of tea! But if you're set on one, good luck with your search👍

Same here mate!👍

If you can get out later in the week you may have a better chance of a fish or two!👍

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The Trent catchment has certainly taken a battering the last couple of months!

Fortunately it's peaked and started dropping now!🤞

The banks will be a bit soggy, to say the least for a bit too, once it's bank within it's banks. It's the same across the country though isn't it! The Trent is a right mess. I was by Ringwood earlier in the week and the Avon looked pretty bad also.

It's due to peak tonight sometime at Ross. We've got a spell of dry and settled weather on the way, but it's going to be cold, probably too bloody cold fish once we can get close enough to the rivers!

Still plenty more to work it's way down too Graham!😩

Very..just wasting people's time!

Ahh..you're right!

Have you tried TACKLEUK? Looks like they've got them in stock.

I don't think the tip on the MK2 is spliced in Huan. It's definitely not as soft as the MK1 though, the tip on the MK1 is almost like a quiver tip.

The main difference is the Mk1 has a spliced in soft piece of carbon in the tip, which cushions the affect of leaves and debris building up on the line, and helps prevent the pressure of the debris dislodging the lead.

The Mk1 Floodwaters are brilliant rods, and it's rare to get a pair together for sale👍