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I have been using one of these for the last couple of years, great bit of kit in my opinion.

Another vote for Bank Tackle wide gapes, and curves for that matter. Great hooks at modest prices imo.

Yodel don't even bother delivering at all.

Big Game all day long.

Ex army Norgie vest / shirt and a Snugpak softie jacket = snug as a bug.

I hope they have more success finding the Chub than I am at the moment😂

see your local upholsterer Keith.

Yet another vote for snugpak softie Jacket, I have been using mine for 10 years and put an ex army gortex over it when raining. Fantastic bit of kit, I cannot praise it high enough.

See metalmicky 1944 on ebay for Mitchell spares and repairs.

The Rovex John Wilson Avon Quiver Deluxe is the model I have. It has a green blank and comes with a dolly section to make up to 13 foot. Full cork handle. I have three, they are also my rods of choice for still water Roach.

Don't forget the John Wilson Avon Deluxe, still my favourite 1.25LB Chubbing rod, Comes with avon and quiver tops plus 3 quivers. Landed Barbel to 13 plus on mine while chubbing on the Trent.

I fished it for the Carp in the early 70's , never did any good. There was only a very small head of Carp.

Bank Tackle hooks for me. Really good hooks at a very modest price, and the service is next to none.

Also used as a stain for violins.

Greys prodigy 1.5 x 12foot 3 piece.

Very sad to hear that Len had passed away. Len was an old school gent.

Say a Barbel weighted 16.10 in the first two weeks of January, what is the maximum weight it could make come the last day of the season. This is a Trent fish and the river was in flood almost all this time. I know this isn't an exact science, but interesting nonetheless.

I was lucky enough to have a place on a float fishing tutorial day that Keith kindly gave at Fiskerton on the trent. He was an absolute gentleman.

I bought an old 7lb weight from an auction years ago and use it to check my Avons.

I buy from scrapyard.