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Surprises me too this one, local tackle shop has sold hundreds and not had a single return!!

Scarpa all the way!!

I think if you read the whole thing, it is admitted to being a wind up

Stay positive Jez, you'll pick up a few

The house of my dreams too!! Cherry Eyot is currently up for sale, the current owner, Clive is a great guy, have fished from his garden with him and his son a couple of times, will be a pity when they go... Hope pro fishing people buy it. Anyone feeling flush?? Property for sale - Loddon...

Got mine last season, streets ahead of the Korum stuff and feels bigger than a 50 inch due to the design but it doesn't roll up as tight as normal brollies and that was one of John's requirements so I never mentioned it.

No, its a totally different design, the d has a fairly thin one pie e bail whereas the oc has a more traditional bail arm made from thicker metal, 12000d is the same as 800d in terms of build.

Just mix the pellets in with your ground bait, don't over wet the mix and don't pack it in too tight at first. As the day wears on and you have fish feeding in your swim you can pack it tighter so it is released more slowly. Most of these problems are caused by over wetting the mix, especially...

I have corrected the thread title for you Derek, it said Save mason!

Better going with the OC, review of both on lumbland, although the review is 6000OC Lumbland: reels I have a pair of 8000d and a pair of 12000OC for pike and catting and must say both are superb, I prefer the bail arm on the OC, much stronger.

This is one of the reasons I always use a 36 inch triangular four foot deep net for barbel fishing, not really a fan of spoon nets for barbel.

The use of profanity will not be tolerated on the forum Steve, consider yourself warned!! You could ask Keith the bear or the Bosnian sniper :D

Paul, I didn't say a large lump, you can also try experimenting with shape, ie. punch out a cylinder shaped piece.

Paul, by feeding multiple swims you are potentially spreading the fish out, if possible you would be better choosing a swim others aren't fishing and just feeding that one swim whilst not fishing yourself, just go and feed the swim (without letting others see you) for a week or so, then fish...

Use a baitdropper Ash to get the bait down on the bottom, get a good bed of bait out and rest it for an hour or so before you fish. When you do cast in fish one or two rubber casters on a hair and superglue two real ones to them, that way the roach, dace,etc won't leave you without bait. To be...

Wharfe for me too, so long as I can spit every time I say Yorkshire, spit!! :p I know Mark won't mind, Benny from crossroads lol:D

Nice perch Ash. Welcome to BFW by the way (There's no TOF here :()

That's great news Andy, don't think I could possibly name all the friends I have made from this forum over the years, it is as good now as it has ever been and long may that continue.

Hi Nick, You have a PM

You planning ahead for next winters Thames flood fishing Steve? :D