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I've just finished reading this and it is a lovely read.
Moreover I can heartily reccomend a fairly old publication by Peter called 'Fishing for Big Chub'. Just recently I've been hankering for a more traditional/classical approach to my fishing rather than getting bogged down in science...
I know that Lynx have a developed a tube system for joining fishing lines without the use of knots.
I wasn't aware that they were developing a new line also.
So, I plumped for one of these in the end...
6 x M5 Thread x 15mm Male Wing Knobs / Thumb Screws | eBay
It works remarkably well and being a wing type head is very easy to remove, which I'm hoping is going to be a bonus in cold weather/freezing finger type situations.
As I said...
Hi Pete
I'm looking at doing this myself after recently experiencing internal line winding :)
The screw itself is M4 x 1cm although I think the thread female goes deeper than that into the spindle.
I've decided to try a thumb screw I found on e-bay with the same dimensions to see if it...
Thanks for the replies everyone.
Nathan, by sheer coincidence I happened upon an article by your good self this morning about trotting for chub - a marvellous read, thanks.
Keith, Good to know this happens to the best of us. Your inspirational float fishing article is what inspired me to...
Hi
I had my first foray at the riverside trotting with a centre pin yesterday.
Having purchased the ubiquitous Marco Cortesi (having been validated as a good starter pin for those wishing to see if a pin is for them!) I duely spent a few weekends flicking a float across the lawn in an...
In truth, calling productions like 'Passion For Angling' and 'Catching The Impossible' a 'fishing series' is a bit like comparing Gone With The Wind to Eastenders. ;)
They are works of art, lavishly produced and things of beauty to be experienced again and again. Even my wife enjoys them...
Ok,
A bit of fun now... lighten things up a bit here :)
Actually, deadly serious as a good cup of riverside tea is not something to joke about.
If, like me, you get to the point where you are really desperate for a fresh cuppa and the contents of your flask are over 7 hours old and not...
Dave P
Yes, I found this one to be the most secure and grips the chair nicely...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Masters-golf-umbrella-holder-fits-most-trolleys-/400246008477?pt=UK_Sporting_Goods_Golf_Accessories&hash=item5d30856a9d
I did try the larger clamp type holder but it actually...
I have one of these attached to my fishing chair...
http://www.greatvaluegolf.co.uk/p-59-masters-golf-umbrella-holder.aspx
It's light plastic - virtually weightless and folds into the chair when I pack it away (ie permanently attached).
I have the Gustbuster golf umbrella in hunter...
If find that the rise of online buying- while being a godsend in many cases - can lead to the scrourge of shed-loads (quite literally) of unwanted gear which doesn't quite fit the bill. Sometimes, even forum recommendatioins don't help as what works for one doesn't work for all.
I fondly...
Hi everyone
I've found a small stretch of river which has heavy growth of underwater reed. This isn't the usual delicate streamer weed stuff you'd see on the Avon etc. but a dense underwater reed bed which looks like thick grass.
There are what look like small clearings in the reed but as...
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