Pin porn....

[Tigger]

Nicepix, here's a few snaps of my Lythe from a session last year....

 

http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/forums/days-wr...arbel&st=10

 

I've had a few great late season chub sessions not to long ago with it.

 

Here's a couple of pics of my revolver being used also...

 

http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/forums/christe...50&start=50

 

Not everyone just collects them and sticks em in a cuboard

[Rusty]

Hope that you get it. Centrepins are made for fishin' not collecting.

 

Check out www.e-snipe.com if you don't lready use it.

 

Absolutely, you’d cringe if you saw what my ‘pins have been subjected to. This one seems to be racing away a bit but I’ll lob in my maximum bid near the end and see what happens. Never tried the software approach, I’ve always relied on my own judgement and sphincter modulation.

[Dick Dastardly]

Never tried the software approach, I’ve always relied on my own judgement and sphincter modulation.

 

 

Made I giggle that did!

[Nicepix]

Absolutely, you’d cringe if you saw what my ‘pins have been subjected to. This one seems to be racing away a bit but I’ll lob in my maximum bid near the end and see what happens. Never tried the software approach, I’ve always relied on my own judgement and sphincter modulation.

 

The beauty about e-snipe is that the bid you put in after the second bottle of Merlot can be amended or deleted up to five minutes before the auction ends. Also, if there were two reels that you fancied but only could afford one you can group them so you don't bid on the second one if you won the first one.

[Nicepix]

Nicepix, here's a few snaps of my Lythe from a session last year....

 

http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/forums/days-wr...arbel&st=10

 

I've had a few great late season chub sessions not to long ago with it.

 

Here's a couple of pics of my revolver being used also...

 

http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/forums/christe...50&start=50

 

Not everyone just collects them and sticks em in a cuboard

 

 

Tut, tut! No centrepin resting mat. The 'pin police will be after you. Anyway, you can't fool me. Look at that rod handle. You've obviously just posed the rod and reel next to a fish you caught with a cheap rod and fixed spool reel

Edited March 31, 2012 by Nicepix

[Tigger]

Tut, tut! No centrepin resting mat. The 'pin police will be after you. Anyway, you can't fool me. Look at that rod handle. You've obviously just posed the rod and reel next to a fish you caught with a cheap rod and fixed spool reel

 

 

damn it you've sussed me

Edited March 31, 2012 by Tigger

[robtherake]

I’ll lob in my maximum bid near the end and see what happens. Never tried the software approach, I’ve always relied on my own judgement and sphincter modulation.

 

Loads more fun that way. My nerve breaks at 7 or 8 seconds, but it usually works out (if I've bid enough)

[Tigger]

Well, it's goin off shortly so better get your bids in LOL

 

Any one on here trying their hand ?

[Rusty]

Any one on here trying their hand ?

 

Not me, I was tempted but there's no point in owning two. I'll be interested to see what it goes for, I bought mine for £600 BIN last December and was happy with that given the waiting time for a new one (£475) which realistically now is at least three years despite Chris Lythe's indications.

 

I bought 36 months for £125, about £3.50 per month

[chesters1]

arnt pins only made because the chap with the lathe isnt good enough to make complicated fixed spool parts

i mean its round bits kept apart from other round bits with little rods that are also luckily round stuck into other round bits

Edited April 6, 2012 by chesters1