bite alarms

[jeepster]

the super cheapo fox ones are better than anything else for the money.

 

cant argue with people who say you shouldnt sleep while river fishing, its one thing on a carp lake, its another on a river.

[J.K]

hiya and thanks for the replies.

 

I will only be using it on ocasions once a week mabey.

 

The bite alarm found here (http://www.goodfishing.i12.com/gfxalarm.html) and reveiwed here (http://www.fishingmagic.com/review/reviewproduct/mps/RGN/1/RCN/1/RPN/4090/v/1/sp/328517336357364419518)

 

sounds very good for the money and I could buy a bobbin that lights up lol

[*Ant*]

I'd strongly recommend the Fox Micron M's. Mine have been soaked, covered in ice and generally been knocked about yet I have never had a problem with them what-so-ever, all for around £20 each, one of the true tackle bargains in my book.

Beware, believe it or not, some alarms are NOT waterproof.

[J.K]

lol.

 

off to research fox micron ms .. if you know any really cheap sites out there pm me

[Guest allibee]

The cheapest you'll find them anywhere is between £20 - 22. Just put in a search for micron m and you'll get loads of returns, mostly from tackle shops who sell online too

[J.K]

yeah I found alot of them ..

 

£20 was cheapest but with p&p it came to £24.Supose I will order 1 see what its like then get another one.

[Guest allibee]

Be cheaper to order them both at the same time, but it's your life as they say

[Casey]

Why not use the ones Elton reviewed from here http://www.goodfishing.i12.com/

some time ago, excellent alarms.

[Peter Waller]

I have two very basic Shakespeare alarms that I use for both pike and bream, four years old now and seemingly good for years to come. They do everything that I would expect of an alarm, except impress the tackle tarts!

[J.K]

there the alarms I was going to get casey but most people said fox lol.

 

Think I will be goodfishing alarm and see what goes from there

 

thanks for all the opinions