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[paul mc]

I normally go into tackle shops for one thing and come out with lots of things but not what i went in for.As with everything i do, i do it on impulse if i see something i like then ill buy it wether its been tried and tested or not. The only recomendations i use are from other anglers, or the owner of my local tackle shop who is a member of one of the clubs i'm in.I dont think he's ever given me any bad advice since ive been going there.

I dont think ive ever bought anything because one of "the names" has recomended it.I dont like things that are recomended when the people have invested interests in them.

[Antoni]

Newt that's good idea,but in Bulgaria is hard to do it,because customs for this products is 70%,I can't afford this.And we have a problem with terms of payment

 

[ 28 March 2002, 08:40 PM: Message edited by: Antoni ]

[Bob Gill]

I do tend to try things out after someone recommends it.

I also know what I like and in my view there are still holes in the market on some items. I'm a bit of an innovator and also blessed with strong DIY and practical skills - so I make up suitable kit for me, then a few mates and then their mates and then........

Cheers Bob

[Andy Thatcher]

Don't believe a word of the above post; tackle tart end of story !

 

I can prove I'm not though !

 

Still using 8-9 year old Delkims, 12 year old Baitrunners, 7 year old GTM'sand quite a few other examples.

 

See now so not a tackle tart.

 

More of a shabby tackle tart I guess fits best

 

[ 28 March 2002, 11:26 PM: Message edited by: Andy Thatcher ]

[Newt]

Antoni:

because customs for this products is 70%,I can't afford this.And we have a problem with terms of payment

Ouch. 70% is tough.

 

Maybe you should become a tackle dealer. Should be some cost benefits to that.

 

And a "Bulgarian Bivy" has a nice sort of sound to it.