Stuart Prescott
Senior Member
fox short feeder arm attached to the front leg of my chair when i cant get a bankstick in
stays there folded away when not in use
stays there folded away when not in use
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Tripods
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Jim Foxall
Senior Member
fox short feeder arm attached to the front leg of my chair when i cant get a bankstick in
stays there folded away when not in use
In all seriousness, there will be a purpose built barbel tripod released in 2012. This will be Horizon/Ranger size and has been developed for big rivers. It is a large company that will be producing it but not one that jumps to mind. If you are in the market for a tripod, it might be worth hanging on a little longer.
Clive Shipman
Senior Member & Supporter
Nice persistence.
Stuart Prescott
Senior Member
doubt i would buy it .....
the set up i have on my chair is spot on , especially if im setting out to be mobile , its 1 less thing to carry
rod in one hand , landing net in other , small bag on one shoulder , chair on other
the set up i have on my chair is spot on , especially if im setting out to be mobile , its 1 less thing to carry
rod in one hand , landing net in other , small bag on one shoulder , chair on other
Mark Gaskell
Senior Member
Nearly forgot my essentials love Stu!
Make up in pocket,Hairdryer in vanity case ,oh and my high heels in my in my rucksack
Make up in pocket,Hairdryer in vanity case ,oh and my high heels in my in my rucksack
Clive Shipman
Senior Member & Supporter
lol
Gary Wagstaff
Senior Member
Make up in pocket,Hairdryer in vanity case ,oh and my high heels in my in my rucksack
most important bit of kit in the north west is summert to put your pies in and keep them warm
David Gauntlett
Senior Member
most important bit of kit in the north west is summert to put your pies in and keep them warm
I find good quality thermal long johns work well for me in that department
Cheers, Dave.
Justin Martin
Senior Member
hi
i have a trafford angling pod and has always served me well no complaints at all , i also recently brought a stillwater pro quick pod is basically a cheap version of a fox pod comes with long front legs and makes a awesome pod for the trent very very stable( drilled 2 small back legs and put pegs in ) believe they sell for £ 50 very good bit of kit for the money
i have a trafford angling pod and has always served me well no complaints at all , i also recently brought a stillwater pro quick pod is basically a cheap version of a fox pod comes with long front legs and makes a awesome pod for the trent very very stable( drilled 2 small back legs and put pegs in ) believe they sell for £ 50 very good bit of kit for the money