what braid?
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what braid?
Hello Everyone, i have just done some bass fishing from a boat out of Poole, Dorset and will be going back again soon. can anyone recommend a reliable budget braid c. 30lb - 40lb B/S for use with a 6ft boat rod and multiplier?
thanks in advance
rich. c
thanks in advance
rich. c
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Re: what braid?
thats red but he will do yellow or green as well i use the red its good stuff
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Also this might be of some interest
https://ukfishingforums.darkbb.com/sea-fishing-f10/boat-fishing-dorset-t2820.htm
https://ukfishingforums.darkbb.com/sea-fishing-f10/boat-fishing-dorset-t2820.htm
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yeah power pro is probably the best b raid on the market but it's not so cheap
if budget is what your after i hear top fishing tackle has some quality dineama braid very affordable, see our community seller Billy Barbel .
if budget is what your after i hear top fishing tackle has some quality dineama braid very affordable, see our community seller Billy Barbel .
Re: what braid?
DanDanUK wrote:yeah power pro is probably the best b raid on the market but it's not so cheap
if budget is what your after i hear top fishing tackle has some quality dineama braid very affordable, see our community seller Billy Barbel .
this is the cheap one Gaz has
http://www.topfishingtackle.co.uk/productdetail.asp?id1=52&id2=1534&cid=646579311
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thanks for this lads, just looking at buying a flotation suit as well. have seen:
shakespeare ocean concept suit for £69
shakespeare ugly stik suit for £79
sundridge SAS mk5 (2 piece) for £50
i cant find any reviews online, what do you reckon for entry level boat/shore?
cheers
rich. c
shakespeare ocean concept suit for £69
shakespeare ugly stik suit for £79
sundridge SAS mk5 (2 piece) for £50
i cant find any reviews online, what do you reckon for entry level boat/shore?
cheers
rich. c
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Tell you what i'll do rich, email your address to info@topfishingtackle.co.uk and just mention the braid and UKFF in the body of the email and i will post you out a spool of the 49lb braid for free if you will do an honest review of the product for me and allow us to post it on our blog? How does that sound??
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But i have no flotation suits i need reviewed Stotty
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billy barbel wrote:Tell you what i'll do rich, email your address to info@topfishingtackle.co.uk and just mention the braid and UKFF in the body of the email and i will post you out a spool of the 49lb braid for free if you will do an honest review of the product for me and allow us to post it on our blog? How does that sound??
Or the 30lb whichever you would prefer
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billy barbel wrote:But i have no flotation suits i need reviewed Stotty
Warbird Braided Line 250mtrs .32mm 30lb
http://www.topfishingtackle.co.uk/productdetail.asp?id1=52&id2=1534&cid=646579311
thought that was Braid
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It is?? the problem with you disletics dicletics athletics people who have difficulty with grasping the english language ..is you never read the full question
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billy barbel wrote:It is?? the problem with youdisleticsdicleticsathleticspeople who have difficulty with grasping the english language ..is you never read the full question
OK OK
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thats very generous of you Billy, so it only seems far to tell you that i wont be out fishing again until the first week of November and i am pretty much a sea fishing novice (even though the bass skipper said i was a natural, ha ha). so would a novice review be OK? although i have used plently of braid for coarse fishing. i could always share some of the spool with my experienced fishing partner. will also put a link to your website and the UKFF on my website www.benchmark-archaeology.co.uk. will email you now, thanks billy :-)
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richcherr wrote:thats very generous of you Billy, so it only seems far to tell you that i wont be out fishing again until the first week of November and i am pretty much a sea fishing novice (even though the bass skipper said i was a natural, ha ha). so would a novice review be OK? although i have used plently of braid for coarse fishing. i could always share some of the spool with my experienced fishing partner. will also put a link to your website and the UKFF on my website www.benchmark-archaeology.co.uk. will email you now, thanks billy :-)
Not a problem rich i will put your comments in next year and i value the opinion of any one who uses our tackle i dont believe you need to be an expert to have an opinion on how a product performs, and this is what this site is all about we all learn together and share knowledge it makes us all better anglers in the end. It will be in the post tommorrow morning.
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Thats an interesting site you have its a bit of a hobby of mine not the archaeology but i love old buildings and churches etc a relative of my wife is a young archaeologists i think he went out to egypt recently to learn his trade on some real digs.
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billy barbel wrote:richcherr wrote:thats very generous of you Billy, so it only seems far to tell you that i wont be out fishing again until the first week of November and i am pretty much a sea fishing novice (even though the bass skipper said i was a natural, ha ha). so would a novice review be OK? although i have used plently of braid for coarse fishing. i could always share some of the spool with my experienced fishing partner. will also put a link to your website and the UKFF on my website www.benchmark-archaeology.co.uk. will email you now, thanks billy :-)
Not a problem rich i will put your comments in next year and i value the opinion of any one who uses our tackle i dont believe you need to be an expert to have an opinion on how a product performs, and this is what this site is all about we all learn together and share knowledge it makes us all better anglers in the end. It will be in the post tommorrow morning.
Any help I can give Gaz like the new range of sports cars or fishing holidays let me know and I will be there to test them ASAP
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My families holiday sites are finished now if anyone fancies a fishing trip in south africa we are fully booked in the lodges for the weeks of the world cup but after that we are ok pleas check them out this is my retirement fund and part of the reason i have been so busy lately.
www.addoafrique.com
www.sundaysrivierahouseboats.co.za
www.addoafrique.com
www.sundaysrivierahouseboats.co.za
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If you could arrange a link on the site somewhere for the above i would be grateful and any enquiries can be emailed to myself or directly to the sites where my sister will deal with them please mention UKFF when enquiring and i will arrange discount.
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billy barbel wrote:If you could arrange a link on the site somewhere for the above i would be grateful and any enquiries can be emailed to myself or directly to the sites where my sister will deal with them please mention UKFF when enquiring and i will arrange discount.
yes mate will get Dan on it right away
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www.addoafrique.com
www.sundaysrivierahouseboats.co.za
You want these two links on the portal page ???
www.sundaysrivierahouseboats.co.za
You want these two links on the portal page ???
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Anywhere you can find a home for them Dan would be great, i will do a post later on both and make evryone aware they are in the links thanks mate
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DanDanUK wrote:www.addoafrique.com
www.sundaysrivierahouseboats.co.za
You want these two links on the portal page ???
thats the next social sorted then
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billy barbel wrote:Thats an interesting site you have its a bit of a hobby of mine not the archaeology but i love old buildings and churches etc a relative of my wife is a young archaeologists i think he went out to egypt recently to learn his trade on some real digs.
to be honest Billy, i prefer the historic building side of my work these days, less mess, less to go wrong etc. currently working on a medieval cottage in Leics, various farm buildings around staffs, and a victorian police station in birmingham (when im not fishing). need to get my website updated.
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billy barbel wrote:Anywhere you can find a home for them Dan would be great, i will do a post later on both and make evryone aware they are in the links thanks mate
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