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Just find out Martin Bowler started this new vide subscription channel, fishflix, the videos seem to have high quality, the price is ok, but I am hesitate to subscribe it, guess I am just used and spoiled by the YouTube?
Seems like a big release for OMC and Ali, but I believe most fishery will ban it, and tbh, I’ve seen similar products 20years ago, not as good as it looks.
I was looking for some pop ups to replace my two years+ old tube this evening, and I discover this company called baitroom, loads carp anglers vouch for it so I looked at their website, and I just couldn't believe what I see, 45 GBP for a tube of pop ups?? And it is a normal tube not few KGs...
I know this is fairly unusual, but I become obsessed with this little beauty recently and want to spend some seasons until August to target them.
And for some reasons I would like to have a rod dedicated for gudgeon, I know I can use light feeder/float rod, but I few they are still too strong...
I got an old Korum Xpert landing net, 34 inch, looks like a good kit, but I just can’t set it up.
I tried the elbow method, another arm just doesnt fit in the hole, do I need to apply the force to bend the arm? I don’t think that’s the right thing to do.
Any idea? Thanks
I don’t know if this can be done, but if it is, hopefully it will reduce the water pollution, but at least, I am happy to see someone in the council taking this seriously now.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-64469016
I am wondering what's the best way to defreeze the bait quicker? Like cheese paste, bailies, luncheon meat. I normally just take them out and leave them in the room temperature over night, but sometimes, I need to do this much quicker, any suggestions? Thanks.
Hi guys,
Does any one have one of this rod for sale? Ideally in great condition.
I know this could be a long shot, but got my fingers crossed.
Thanks guys.
I recently moved house again, and when I start to sort my rods after moving, I noticed one ring on one of my rod is damaged, kind of like melted and solidified. I am not sure if this will damage the line, but I think I should do something about it.
So my question is: is it possible to fix it...
I normally use the drennan specialist unhooking mat, but decided to get a lighter unhooking mat for roving. Decided to get a Korum supa lite fast mat. But noticed some websites are putting the older fast mat on sell, I think the only difference between the two versions are weight. AnD I am...
The weather is one thing, but I think the water company is the biggest issue here. They stock too much water from the river.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/source-of-the-thames-dries-up-for-the-first-time-experts-warn/ar-AA10leRe
For the money, I think the angling direct makes some nice rod. And maybe these are good rods as well, but nothing like the John Wilson rods we used to live.
https://www.anglingdirect.co.uk/fishing-tackle-brands/john-wilson
I was roving for the chub this morning in the Thames, out of sudde, I spotted a carp about 10lb on the surface. Since I only have a 1.25 lb Avon rod with 4lb line, so I decided not to catch it. But I did throw a few piece of bread to it and I realise it is a koi carp when it took the bread. It...
I just figured the temperature is 33 tomorrow?! And seems this small heatwave will last until the weekend? Doesn’t seem good for barbel fishing, maybe it is better to target something else?
Only read about this fish in the book, now maybe I have a chance to see it in real.
https://www.anglingtimes.co.uk/news/stories/burbot-are-coming-back-its-official/?fbclid=IwAR06MrXCQDeDX_eNewyqk79HFx4absAHvL67_NGBsvYTP2c5sRwXri28cu0
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