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Donated. Absolutely shocking. Did think about a life preserver after it being mentioned a few years ago, never got round to it. Rip Steve

Sounds like a combi rig, I use this for most of my clear water barbelling. Rigz | Korda Stewart

Could this be one of the issues that have been responsible for the decline in some of our rivers, especially those lowland waters in arable farming areas where these chemicals are used? BBC News - Banned pesticides may be having wider environmental impacts 'Neonicotinoids are systemic...

Alex if you really believe the Daily Mail only reports the news and has no political axe to grind then you are terminally deluded Read the links i posted debunking the Mail's usual misrepresentation of the facts, if you can't be bothered to read another side of an argument whats the point in...

Interesting you bring up the increased tax on vehicles that emit more C02. It is for precisely that reason that Low tax free market economists are the the principal group of climate change deniers. To control carbon emissions the common mechanism Goverments use is to to tax and regulate...

Graham. What you are experiencing is 'weather', on the other side 'climate' is much longer term trends that require the analysis of vast amounts of data. Personally I'd rather take the view of those with the ability to understand, model and make reasoned conclusions from that data. Are...

Colin pm sent

John Bakers Milky, works, and personally i find the smell very appealing. Given the variety of answers in this thread it would seem our fishy friends have a well developed palate, clearly not a fussy eater, doubt if they are swayed by the marketing, unlike the bankside dwellers, myself...

Chris I've sent you a PM Stewart

If that's where i think it is (upstream) then no, been tempted to join your lot so may bump into you in the future

Just walked the Barcombe stretch of the Sussex Ouse and their not abstracting 75% of the flow at present, I spend much of my summer river carping in this area and things are much as usual. As too the drift that the monster Barbel is from down here, well, i'd hate to say your barking up the...

Must have been a cray, you guys on the Lea are always complaining about them! BBC News - 'Goose-killer lurks in River Lea' near Olympic Stadium Stewart

Same experience as everyone else, got through 3 of them in double quick time, a mate who likes to take this sort of stuff apart had a look inside the last one, battery fine, sensor needed reattaching. Hard to seal back up though. Would be interested in the bootleg versions, can't see anything...

Would love to read the article, don't have access though and they want $42 to download it so i'll have to skip it unless you care to give us the highlights. Stewart

Things must be bad on the Kennet, they've shut parts of it to boats. "Boat owners on the Kennet and Avon Canal through Wiltshire and Berkshire could be stuck for months because a nine mile section has been closed. British Waterways said the shut-down had to be brought in after groundwater...

Good service Everything arrived the next day. Excellent service Stewart

Love to know the answer to this one myself, don't want to cut the line so usually end up with it wrapped around my arm. Stewart

Had a chat with a Kennet trapper on RDAA last week, apparently he was part of a newly established commercial trapping venture covering also parts of the Ouse, 15 trappers, selling the crays to Sweden by the ton. Saw loads of new traps all along the river Already complaining catch rates were...

My Petzl gives out 50 lumens, has a red light and is bright enough for anything i do. Having looked at the Cree lamps (500 lumen) i'm impressed, can't help think it'll frighten the life out anything in the vicinity on a dark night, fish especially if its pointed anywhere near the water...