mitomaniac

That's great news I have a analogue set I want to send in for service too

I have one of these buckets with them weird plastic bits too interested to see if anyone finds their purpose

I'm in Cumbria more than willing to pay postage and a few beer tokens too as I won't be changing the pod for the foreseeable future thanks your a gent

Hi many thanks luckily the buzz bars seem ok well 2 of the 3 fittings do on one of them, if you do want to let them go I would happily make a contribution for them as they will definitely be handy hope and yes I agree it is of substantial weight at least it is not likely to be flimsy lol

I've shortened the multis down a bit I won't get to fish til next week now due to work and such so hopefully get to put them to the test soon

Been a few years since I tied rigs just starting to gear up to get fishing again and just wanted feedback on both of these pointers and hints would be great as just want to be sure in doing things right obviously one is a multi rig and the other is a blow back rig both of these provided me success on the water I'm going to be fishing last time I was a member the blowback worked best with a wafter and using a pva nugget on the cast as it's a bit silty in places but only a small ish club water so don't want to be lobbing a lead about too much disturbing fish and it's what used to work and the multi worked well near the island margins previously as there's a bit of debris around the edges and it got the bait noticed more. any feedback would be great as all my confidence is gone with not fishing for a few years

I only have daiwa3500 reels and the bars are adjustable I nearly have enough bank sticks to use if I need to

Only reason I need one is my club water has about 50/50 mix of concrete and normal swims and sticks won't be of any use there one of the concrete platforms is my most producing peg from the past and very under fished as it takes patience to cast due to overhead trees , this one the legs don't unscrew and even the buzz bars have a cam style fitting on them and use a screw to hold them in place on the pod

Thank you everybody and the advice I have received not shown on this thread I have most of a set of gear now just waiting on permits and bait then a day off and back to the bank..

It was dirt cheap and will get me back on the bank just one leg is slightly damaged and won't sit straight I could possibly make something but if there were a part that would fit I'd be tempted to buy it if it's not silly money

Hi as some will have seen I'm acquiring gear to star lt fishing again and I got this pod with some gear just wondering if anyone knows what model it is and wether you can get more normal style legs for it thanks in advance for any help or advise

My littleun wants to get in on the act and my mrs has said get a 2 man bivvy etc and take him along so ive found a abode 2 man bivvy that can be changed down to a 1 man by removing a panel, there is a overwrap available too and it would come in at around £200 or i could get the JRC contact 2 man and wrap for around £150 ish would this be a better option ? And lastly im going to need a barrow, would love a fox exlporer as ive used one in the past and its great however its price puts it a bit hard for me to get with needing extra kit for little fella. any one any ideas please

Thanks everyone brilliant info

I'm looking to come back to carp fishing after having not fished for a few years. so I need a full set of gear again I don't have a big budget which doesn't help I'd also prefer 10ft rods as one of the waters I plan to fish is a bit of a wilderness however 12tt rods would be fine if the cost is right. probably going to build up day session gear then add to it for overnighters. Cost is my biggest issue the cheaper the better. thanks in advance for any advice