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Why thank you kind sir, I will send the cheque in the post to you...usual address...lol Mike I use sewing machine oil or Krytex and the very 1st thing I do when I get a reel is carry out maintenanace on it before using it as a lot of companies say they are ready to go straight from the box...

well myself and Gary (bbamboo) were out on the tees today and I put my reel through its paces, Gary's has not turned up as yet, but both of us were impressed by how it handles and the overall construction and performance of it. It puts a lot more expensive centrepins I own to shame in some...

heard of another like that today and when stripped down and lubed with 3in1 oil and re assembled went on for over 2 minutes, what oil are you using? Please dont say WD40! I only use sewing machine oil or krytox on all my reels and never any problems.

ordered on monday night and arrived by courier this morning, cant complain at all with the price or the service provided by dragoncarp and the reel is quite decent too ;) well worth the £36.

I wouldnt worry about that Ive bought from Dragondirect in the past and had no problems with them.:) I never saw the AT report on them did it say much??

I just bought one on the recommendation from a good friend, who is centrepin daft & I mean daft 60 and counting in his collection. I dont normally go for new centrepins I prefer the old pins apart from my adcocks but he talks highly of it and for £30 its a good working reel and wont break the...

try even cheaper now that dragoncarp are selling them for £30 http://www.dragoncarpdirect.com/products/Marco-Cortesi-Signature-Centrepin-reel.html

I use wood dye in all my floats I make and it does them no harm at the time of staining. I use ronseal quick drying woodstain in antique pine and deep mahogany to get the effects above. then finish them off with a couple of coats of morrells waterbourne 10% sheen lacquer. ;)

I have a youngs trudex, a rapidex and a match aerial to name but a few, and Im left handed and no convertion was needed for any of them apart from moving the removable line guard on the trudex to suit.

The thing is puddles are easily accessed for these journalists / angling correspondents who can rock up in there car walk 5 metres to the puddle write about it and walk the 5 metres back to their cars and drive home. How many journalists / angling correspondents cater for the river anglers who...

Thanks guys, I look forward to the day its attached to my rod with my favourite fish on the other...a Grayling, For sure they will never be forgotten.

Hi guys as some of you were aware I lost my mother at the start of the year and with some of the money she left to me I got a memorial reel made, well it arrived today and what can I say but Thanks to Ray and the team at adcock stanton they have done a cracking job all round, some pics as...

I didnt want to mention the shades myself, resembles something huggy bear would wear in starsky & hutch, come to think of it steve there is a resemblence apart from skin colour :)

Steve you wearing that hat for a bet :)

knew it would be and unless your planning doing a lot of salmon fishing which I dont think the Ouse can sustain it would be a waste of money unless you were planning on heading north to more prolific salmon waters.

1st thing robin ensure you get the correct rod licence as your coarse license only covers non migratory trout and not salmon, wouldnt want you to loose your gear 1st outing.

Simon you have a PM

steam mine for 40 minutes in 2 old steamers that way very little oil content is lost in the steaming process unlike the boiling of hemp. then simply tip into 1kg bags and freeze.

Ben you have a PM.

Nathan, I have just looked through all my old software and found one from 2005 that my mate designed for me, It allows you to add sessions with timings, river, tackle, species,weather & photographs, if your happy with the one you have then thats fine if not PM me, I cant make it a link as it...