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I've had a couple of the Drennan 3m handles..They've both lasted many many years, I couldn't even tell you how long I've had the last one for, and is still working perfectly fine.
I bought a Gardner XL 4m one a couple of years ago for a stretch of river with very high banks. Don't get me wrong...
Fiskerton gives you the benefit of 2 day ticket stretches too. Either Barnsley DAA or Notts Piscatorials, plenty of water to go at. Tickets for both available from the Post Office in Fiskerton. We just need the weather gods to be on our side for the rest of the season!
That fish looks an absolute beast! Very well done to the captor👏👏
It seems to be a pretty special piece of the river down there, with the big fish it's producing. Hope it long continues!
Frankfurter Spice is also good, agree about the boosted pots, whether it's the pellets, dumbells or cocoons.
I've not tried the Cheese & Garlic but done very well this Autumn on the Squid & Garlic.
Because it was in response to Simon's picture he posted, perhaps you would be better asking why Simon posted a picture of A1 pits on the thread about your caravan?
I'm not sure what you're talking about, but I was referring to the picture Simon Archer posted of A1 pits and how reminiscent it was of Collingham before they banned night fishing
If you're thinking of going down the boilie route, I would suggest you have a look at the Sticky Baits Krill Active, as previously mentioned.
It's a well proven year round bait, that's caught loads of Barbel off many different rivers over the years. They smell great too!😃
The key to whichever...
Hi Fergal
Brockhampton has it's own Facebook page and website, there are some catch details posted on them. There is also a guy who does guiding on there called Ian Henderson, who will know the beats very well, it may be worth messaging him nearer to your trip to ask about conditions, how it's...
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