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Wear waterproofs under it !!

 

www.englandangling.co.uk/displayProduct.asp?prodCode=EA_B45

 

 

Chocolate teapot comes to mind.

 

Anything else ??

At least it's got the "double tilt system and dual centre pole position for maximum space option".............. :doh:

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It does state it's showerproof and not waterproof. I guess it's more for keeping the sun off, than rain.

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It does state it's showerproof and not waterproof. I guess it's more for keeping the sun off, than rain.

 

Then why not call it an angling parasol? :D

It's an 'Engand' one Elton, we don't often need much protection from the sun.

 

John.

Angling is more than just catching fish, if it wasn't it would just be called 'catching'......... John

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If anyone orders one of them, I've got some stainless steel floats you might like too ;)

 

Reminds me of some floats I made from the 'frame' you get in an airfix kit. Carefully trimmed and sandpapered them smooth, cut some used hooks in half for the eyes, painted and varnished them nicely, looked very professional.... really should have checked if they floated first :doh:

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All,

 

I think it looks pretty standard for a tarty English carp fisherman (although I confess, it should be camo). I can't figure a good use for about 2/3rds of the kit you bring to the bank. That dodad would fit right in.

 

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