JMCLincoln
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They are designed for different types of fishing, I would NEVER tell somebody to use a telescopic whip to fish the margins, It is NOT designed to do that.Its all about the design limitations of the product, not a marketing term !!!
Which one could argue makes it a just a marketing term.
Spro Carpology Pro, 9.5m long comes with a spare top 4.Do you have a margin pole you'd recommend then ? -
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No need for me to search the forum, I sell tackle to the trade for a living.
I must say I've never seen a pole described without elastic rating. But then pole/whip fishing is new to me.The fact that most whips can also be elasticated was the reason I assumed the terms were almost interchangeable.
If you search the forum you certainly find mention of take-a-part whips and conversely telescopic poles.
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rarepleasures.
Not allways as stated on that page.
I could show you a margin pole that is fished without elastic, super strong.
I can also show you whips that have elastic fitted.
Thats not how I understand it.Difference between a pole and a whip
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A pole is fitted with an internal elastic which cushions the fight of the fish, whereas with a whip there is no elastic and the rig is simply attached to the fine tip.
Whips are usually telescopic with maybe one or two 'put over' sections at the butt end, whereas poles usually have a telescopic top two or three.. sections into which the elastic goes, with the rest being 'put-over' sections. Poles are generally 10 metres long or more, whereas whips are generally seven metres long or less.
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Take apart = pole
Telescopic = whip
Whips and margin poles seem to be interchangeable terms. I was using the Middy Power Carp Ready to Fish Whip (which seems to be exactly the same as the Middy Impact Margin Pole) and I was using the red elasticSorry by margins I meant the length of the pole so between 3 - 5m out
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rarepleasures.
Is it a whip you have ? I would not use it for fishing the margins as it is telescopic. My margin poles have nothing less tan a 16 elastic in. Try to strike towards the snags when the fish take the bait, they will then go in the opposite direction to the snag.
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Not the first, I have been selling camo reels to the trade for 12 months. The RRP for the reels I sell are £29.99.
Got a catalogue in the mail last weekend, with the "worlds first" camo reel...http://www.trevstackle.com/content/camoreel
No comment
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Garbolino distribute themselves, I would find a local shop that stocks it and get them to ask their Garbolino rep.
Sent you a PM with a email address.
I'm looking for the UK distributor of Gabrolino, was wondering if anyone knows a web address or telephone number?Specifically I'm after a Gabrolino David Dubriel Resurrection Spinning Rod 2.4m, its a rod designed for the French market but I was hoping someone who deals with them might be able to get hold of one.
Thanks in advance!
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Newt.
Have you seen these on your travels.
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/videos/SPBBZ.html?pcode=SPBBZ
Now available in the UK.
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I would suggest getting The Angling Star, it covers a lot of the North and is only £1.50 per month and this months edition is in the shops now.
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Very nice site, pity I can't read Dutch or German.
Look here and wonder about the many big pike cacth the last in hollandhttp://www.totalfishing.nl/vangstmelding,12,9698.html
gr jerry
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Well they changed it and added "The rest have to be thrown back."
Yup not the real facts again.Newt,he's refering to the fact that here in the UK different areas/fisheries allow different numbers and sizes of fish to be killed and taken.
The real worry for me though is that the Beeb has once again mis quoted/mis interpreted/mislead/mi informed. I/we know this as it is in a feild that we are familiar with.BUT how many times do they get it wrong in feilds that I/we arnt knowledgable about and take as the true facts?
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I sent them a email at 13.15.
Quote "The law states that anyone fishing on a river or a stream can catch only two fish per day. "
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lincolnshire/7228035.stmTalk about only getting half the story. Typical BBC half assed reporting
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There is a feature in this months Total Course Fishing on poped up worm.
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Cheers for that, appreciate it
Thats the model I'm interested in.Will send you some information this evening, not one in the Uk at the moment, will give you some contact details to obtain one.
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I am after a 4-5m boat match rod, for sea fishing. The model that Colmic does is the 'E04 Reporter' telescopic 4m-5m.
A bit rare, these type of rods are only just starting to catch on over here.
Cheers
Annwn.
Just had a chat with another Agent, one of the rods may be in the UK, but I will not know untill tomorrow.
The catalogue number is CARE04.
As soon as I know I will post the info, you will have to do it mail order though.
Hope that helps.
John
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Cheers, slap. Just what I was after.
Should have thought to try that simple address ....... Doh !
What do you need from Colmic, I was a agent upto a couple of months ago.
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Theres a few FREE events on in Chelsford over the next few days, not sure how far it is from you, its part of National Fishing week.
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Something like these ?
http://www.fly-fishing-tackle.co.uk/acatal...u_Outdoors.html
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They are still available, but mostly to order.
Something like this http://www.colmic.it/english/arthtml/canne...esi/futura.html
Costs 6mt look to pay £149.99, 7mt look to pay £159.99.
I have a 6mt.
markp if you want to see one, PM me.
Les.
Is that 4 sections or piece ? bolognese are telescopic.
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Pike.
Where in the East Midlands.
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Help needed using a margin pole
in Coarse Fishing
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A whip is really designed for fishing to hand, so if it is 5m long your rig shoud be about 4.5m - 5m long, you can generally fish anywhere with it. I would only use a whip for catching silver fish.
The Carpology Pro is a out and out bagging pole for large fish, allways gives me pleasure to get a lump from the margins.