ian golds small back pack
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ian golds small back pack
lads i tend to work out of one of these the last couple of weeks . i have a box as well but some times they are just to bulky to bother with. these are ideal for shorter sessions . u can get everything u want in it. does any one else use this set up or are you all box bandits :lol:
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ian golds small back pack
they are great if u are doing a bit of roving for bass or rock fishing as u cant really over load them.
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Getting one for Paddys Day :D !! 70 euros in Viking Tackle. Anyone any thoughts on large or small?
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ian golds small back pack
i went for the small one so there would be no fear of over loading it . but i might get the large one just for comps so i can have room for flask and sandwiches , and that bit more you tend to take with u on matches.
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eyesreilly wrote:Getting one for Paddys Day :D !! 70 euros in Viking Tackle. Anyone any thoughts on large or small?
i'd say the smaller one as you cant over fill it, i have the large one and thankful i have good upper body strength
here's my review on the large backpack
http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/bull ... hp?t=13056
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ian golds small back pack
nice review steve see u are a bit of a tackle addict like mwself. :lol:
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