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Ive caught a few barbel on prawns mainly in the first few weeks of the season but they seem to wise up to them and leave them to the chub.

Get yourself a telescopic rod easy to put up and take down and they don't take up any room in your rod bag. Ive been using a Daiwa Vertice for last few years and I'm happy with it.

The best way I've found of using bread on the hook is a method called super crust, basically take a slice of bread cut the crusts off and put it under the grill for a few seconds until it turns a brilliant white colour turn it over and repeat the process, what your left with is a slice of bread...

Doing a overnighter on the middle Trent,should catch a few chub I hope.

I have a Leeda bolli it's light enough to carry in my quiver all day and it comes in a camo pattern.

You could try Collingham on the tidal or the Worksop DAA strech above the weir and the A1 pits on the other bank.

The Pride of Derby have some good waters also Ashfield ac and the Notts fed.

Jamie one thing that's not been said yet is that you need to record exactly what you put in your mix, that way should you find it's successful you can make an identical batch up again.

Have you tried Climax Tackle at Dronfield

Heyup lads I can only echo what Peter has written BFW needed to change and this is the way to go.