anyfish anywhere bib and brace

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beachbuddy
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Re: anyfish anywhere bib and brace

#21 Post by beachbuddy »

Hi Lads,
a couple of months ago there was a similar post regarding the afaw clothing.Back then i was saying they were ok,but now if you check the local dump up here you'll find my smock.Once it leaked that was it.It just would'nt keep anything out.If you are looking at a short term solution,check out the the salt smock,it did'nt cost a fortune,once i have a fleece under it ,its perfect,its quiet warm a no leaks yet 5months later.
As regards the heavier duty stuff i have an old mustad flotation suit for really crap weather fishing mine is 4 years old and no probs apart from the smell :shock: :shock: .From what i can see on the mags at the min they are 49.99 sterling.My friend has a sundridge suit and he likes it so much you have to ask him to leave it at home when we go for a few drinks,its that cozy.
All in all check out the beaches and see what others are using and ask them whats their opinions
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#22 Post by theshoreking »

some good advice all round there lads. I'd agree with kstaff about the layering. Theres two ways to go I reckon. Breathable thermal underwear, layered fleeces, neoprenes and a waterproof smock or a decent suit.
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Re: anyfish anywhere bib and brace

#23 Post by thelegend »

shamoo0804 wrote:I have bought them recently jonny, seem to be good enough, plenty of space in them to get extra layers of clothing underneath, and plenty of pockets which is really handy.

One thing I would say, I paid €225 for the set down in courtown, wexofd, more so because I was stuck for some decent waterproofs for that days fishing.

I have since seen that the glasgow angling centre are doing them way, way cheaper...in fact I think you get the salopettes 1/2 price if you buy the jacket. Would work out around 1/2 what I paid, maybe less, but obviously there would be p & p on top of that.

Mark
be a long drive to glasgow though :lol: :lol:
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#24 Post by theshoreking »

where in the name of f***k are ye buyin yer gear???? Apart from UK mail order sites!!!!! e.g. I have a one piece fladen suit (the blue/yellow one) - paid less than €100 delivered. Was offered two abu 6500 ct cs mags yesterday for €250. I'd reckon that compares well with the uk websites. Ye must have plenty to spend - wot recession :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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#25 Post by theshoreking »

where in the name of f***k are ye buyin yer gear???? Apart from UK mail order sites!!!!! e.g. I have a one piece fladen suit (the blue/yellow one) - paid less than €100 delivered. Was offered two abu 6500 ct cs mags yesterday for €250. I'd reckon that compares well with the uk websites. Ye must have plenty to spend - wot recession :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: anyfish anywhere bib and brace

#26 Post by shamoo0804 »

shamoo0804 wrote:
I have bought them recently jonny, seem to be good enough, plenty of space in them to get extra layers of clothing underneath, and plenty of pockets which is really handy.

One thing I would say, I paid €225 for the set down in courtown, wexofd, more so because I was stuck for some decent waterproofs for that days fishing.

I have since seen that the glasgow angling centre are doing them way, way cheaper...in fact I think you get the salopettes 1/2 price if you buy the jacket. Would work out around 1/2 what I paid, maybe less, but obviously there would be p & p on top of that.

Mark
be a long drive to glasgow though



Errr

but obviously there would be p & p on top of that.
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Re: anyfish anywhere bib and brace

#27 Post by shamoo0804 »

Ye must have plenty to spend - wot recession


Recession only affects you poor people :wink:
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#28 Post by theshoreking »

err, no point gettin all defensive!

1. wasn't charged any p n p
2. you wouln't need to know where you could get your stuff cheaper then - thats for us poor people :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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Re: anyfish anywhere bib and brace

#29 Post by Century Man »

Where did ya get the floaty for 100euro???
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#30 Post by theshoreking »

I sent you a pm with details
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#31 Post by Century Man »

Thanks :wink:
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#32 Post by jonny gilbert »

thanx again lads for all the info. i got the imax bib and brace for 59.00 sterling and they look the business. plenty of pockets too.
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Re: anyfish anywhere bib and brace

#33 Post by round_ourway »

good choice jonny, that are great and look the business as well
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Re: anyfish anywhere bib and brace

#34 Post by shamoo0804 »

Did you get the white squall one jonny ?

I'm really pleased with mine so far :wink:

Best of luck with it, its certainly the weather for it just recently
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Re: anyfish anywhere bib and brace

#35 Post by jonny gilbert »

yeah mark it was the white squall bib and brace but i got it in the grey and orange instead of the black and red....been told i can't have them til xmas but i have ways of gettin them :twisted: :twisted: :lol:
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