rod tubes

[viney]

A bit of a long shot but does anyone have a 4 foot rod tube they no longer require/could spare for a month?

 

Working away for two weeks in Ireland and a week in Ukraine in January and it would be nice to have a rodwith me just incase!

[Kappa]

Aaaargh just took a could to the dump! I'll check the garage if I have any more!

[wotnobivvy]

You could nip down to go outdoors as they keep them in stock. if no one can supply

[Ken L]

I certainly have one you could borrow if your travels take you near Kidderminster.

[JV44]

Matt when you say rod tube do you mean a puka lockable one or just what they send rods through in the post?/ if the later I have some in the shed ie black plastic stack pipe from gutters you are welcome to

[Chris Plumb]

I've got one you can have - pm me if interested.

 

C.

[viney]

Cheers guys, will pm you Chris

 

Just looking for something to protect my rod (ooh er) I'm pretty sure is will fit in a suitcase Just want that extra bit of protection Steve.

 

Looking at the temps for Ukraine in January though and I think even I will draw the line at venturing anywhere other than the plant and the hotel! The nearest fishery to the plant in Ireland is a fly only

[lutra]

Cheers guys, will pm you Chris

 

Just looking for something to protect my rod (ooh er) I'm pretty sure is will fit in a suitcase Just want that extra bit of protection Steve.

 

Looking at the temps for Ukraine in January though and I think even I will draw the line at venturing anywhere other than the plant and the hotel! The nearest fishery to the plant in Ireland is a fly only

Generally I've not found many restrictions on access in Ireland for coarse fishing. I'm sure there must be some rules, but they must have been written by someone after 20 pints of Guinness who lost them.

[viney]

Generally I've not found many restrictions on access in Ireland for coarse fishing. I'm sure there must be some rules, but they must have been written by someone after 20 pints of Guinness who lost them.

I think it is an actual managed fishery (dungannon park) so the rules would be enforced not sure yet if we are flying or driving over, if we are driving then it won't be too much of an issue getting elsewhere

[lutra]

I think it is an actual managed fishery (dungannon park) so the rules would be enforced not sure yet if we are flying or driving over, if we are driving then it won't be too much of an issue getting elsewhere

Its also Northern Ireland. I've never fished there (yet), but would guess there are a lot more tickets needed to fish like the rest of the UK.