Paul

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Re: Footbridges For the sake of my image, I’ve Been looking into buying an electric barrow but thought it maybe a bit over the top, and a bit difficult to get over styles and fences. Anyway decided against the electric version in favour of this bad boy - the read up says fences and styles are no problem as are other other anglers who may think it ridiculous that I use a barrow. Just hope there is enough room on board for my flask bait boat and deeper. Oh and back to the original subject of this post, could I request the footbridges are reinforced !! Joking apart, there seems to be a lot of posts recently slating the BAA for the apparent state of banks and pegs, as a pleasure angler I wouldn’t have it any other way, but each to their own. Back to my new barrow, think I will need a 4x4 and trailer now to get it to my favoured venue -maybe not such a good idea, hope I can get a refund Attachments: 2860BB28-522C-4482-85AA-3C3FC094DAE9.jpeg Posted on September 09, 2020 at 4:27 PM
Re: Footbridges Onelastcast, Why do you think you have any right to call a persons choice to use a barrow ridiculous ? Like I’ve said previously each to their own. I class myself as fairly fit for an older guy but if a barrow makes my life easier I will use one, may even look out for an electric one now you mention it. If someone spends a fortune on tackle and blanks so what - all the gear no idea springs to mind. I hope you explained to the angler with all the gear and 3 rods he should only use 2 !! Posted on September 08, 2020 at 7:06 PM
Re: Footbridges 100% agree with JC I also believe that angling is one of the few sports that success is not solely down to the amount of money you spend on gear Posted on September 07, 2020 at 10:29 PM
Re: Footbridges Even predominantly as a pleasure river angler, if I’ve got even a modest walk I take a small barrow. Surely it’s up to the individual as what they decide to carry and how to carry it. Don’t class myself as a “tackle tart” but it’s up to me what’s in or on my barrow. Nothing to do with anyone else - each to their own Posted on September 07, 2020 at 6:54 PM
Re: So, are there any fish left in Retreat Farm Nice looking fish, would suggest the fish care leaves much to be desired though Posted on June 26, 2020 at 6:36 PM

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Re: Footbridges

For the sake of my image, I’ve Been looking into buying an electric barrow but thought it maybe a bit over the top,
and a bit difficult to get over styles and fences. Anyway decided against the electric version in favour of this bad boy - the read up says fences and styles are no problem as are other other anglers who may think it ridiculous that I use a barrow. Just hope there is enough room on board for my flask bait boat and deeper.

Oh and back to the original subject of this post, could I request the footbridges are reinforced !!

Joking apart, there seems to be a lot of posts recently slating the BAA for the apparent state of banks and pegs, as a pleasure angler I wouldn’t have it any other way, but each to their own.

Back to my new barrow, think I will need a 4x4 and trailer now to get it to my favoured venue -maybe not such a good idea, hope I can get a refund

Posted on September 09, 2020 at 4:27 PM

Re: Footbridges

Onelastcast, Why do you think you have any right to call a persons choice to use a barrow ridiculous ? Like I’ve said previously each to their own.
I class myself as fairly fit for an older guy but if a barrow makes my life easier I will use one, may even look out for an electric one now you mention it.
If someone spends a fortune on tackle and blanks so what - all the gear no idea springs to mind. I hope you explained to the angler with all the gear and 3 rods he should only use 2 !!

Posted on September 08, 2020 at 7:06 PM

Re: Footbridges

100% agree with JC

I also believe that angling is one of the few sports that success is not solely down to the amount of money you spend on gear

Posted on September 07, 2020 at 10:29 PM

Re: Footbridges

Even predominantly as a pleasure river angler, if I’ve got even a modest walk I take a small barrow. Surely it’s up to the individual as what they decide to carry and how to carry it. Don’t class myself as a “tackle tart” but it’s up to me what’s in or on my barrow.

Nothing to do with anyone else - each to their own

Posted on September 07, 2020 at 6:54 PM

Re: So, are there any fish left in Retreat Farm

Nice looking fish, would suggest the fish care leaves much to be desired though

Posted on June 26, 2020 at 6:36 PM

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