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Yea I’ve heard stories from other anglers of theirs breaking there as well. Luckily mine is still going strong, I’m as gentle as I can be with it as it’s only plastic. I find if the mesh is in the wrong spot on the arms of the net as it often slides up and down after each fish it can cause even more pressure when setting it up.

Hey Connor, I agree the spreader block is tighter than most other nets and the soft rubber coating makes it a bit "sticky" when sliding the net arms in and out. Other anglers have also warned if you force it too much it breaks easily. Luckily I have just taken my time when setting it up and taking it down and its still working fine. I've found dunking it in the water helps a bit with getting the arms in on initial setup.

I thought about putting some WD40 inside the spreader block, what do you think??

Hey Chris, the 10ft is 167.5 cm and the 12 ft version is 198cm. I upgraded to a nash holdall and the nash transporter but have since gone back to these as they have a bit more room and padding to protect the rods. Definitely recommend them.

@@NathanKCutler thanks for the advice, much appreciated! It definitely ticks all the boxes and they’re pretty reasonably priced..can’t not get one now👍

Thanks, I’m about 8 hours north of New Jersey in Canada. 🫡

Thanks Sandor, this was on Lake Huron.

So what was your forth net and how is that doing.

In all honesty I go this wrong, my nets are the dominator X rs nets, absolutely beautiful nets but they need re inforcing on the carbon arms when they go into the spreader, one of them is still going strong and.been used hundreds of times, must have been a bad batch maybe?

Happy to help

Oh that would be heaven for me. Even being in a carp shop would be a dream haha. Its always a gamble here in North America buying gear online before having hands on experience with it. Cheers Danny.

Thanks! You too!

Your 12 months of carp series inspired me. Nice to see you featured in Pauls Big Carp Video too. 👌💯

No apologies are needed! I agree the inner pockets would be better with some sort of solid wall to hold their shape. I put some small buckets in them to make them keep their shape and not collapse. The idea of size zippers to access them would definitely make the Transporter a much more viable option for sure! I tend to use a 2-rod sleeve more often than the transporter these days. The only time I get it out now is for multiday trips where I can pretty much drive up to a spot and keep the transporter in the truck. Thanks for the reply. It will give others thinking of buying the transporter some added info to aid in their decision.

@@NathanKCutler The point of the transporter is that you can get all your stuff in, and yes you can but, the way its designed kind of kills that idea... Lets just say, you can't put anything important that you need first , ie, rod pods, bite alarms etc, that those underneath pouches are perfect for, without taking your valuable rods and reels out & sticking them somewhere, while you get that stuff out... Like I say, it annoyed me that much because it didnt do what I wanted to, I sold it... Great concept, killed be bad design.

One rod from here on out I think! Too much stress with two.

@@NathanKCutler no way stick with two. You can always go to one once they are biting. but get that first double when you can!

More to come!

@@NathanKCutler excellent 😁 (insert Mr. Burns Gif)

I agree 100% the cold and rain are my prime fishing times as the water is quietest.

10kg into a 100kg baiting campaign. More to come. 👊🐳 Congrats on the Challenge win sir! Well deserved!

Thanks Wayne, attempting to get back into the swing of things.

They look similar but were out before the VaderX Alarms.

@@NathanKCutler from what I looked into their are a direct copy.

Couldn't agree more, hoping to get some bigger fish next session.

Coming soon!

The thread pattern is 3/8 BSF (British Standard Fine) It's nice that it is universal accross all brands so pods, banksticks and bite alarms are all compatible. 👍

Yep, theyre a great set for the price. 👍

You're very welcome

Yes. I believe the transporters come in a few different sizes. This is the Transporter 10 to fit 10 fr scopes that I currently use. 👍

Thank you! Cheers!

To be fair people are catching massive carp now, 45lb carp on 6lb line would be very impressive

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Yes. 👍

Glad you enjoyed it!

Definitely an interesting set. Lots of features for such a small form factor. 👍

Yep. I find if I use fishy baits instead if corn or fruity flavours I tend to catch more catfish on the same setup. 👍

Very cool!

Hey Donato, the smart liquid is slow to form and cloud up in the water. It sort of hangs in the water column for a long time. In calm lakes it would last for about 30 minutes. Rivers or big waters with a lot of waves it would dissipate quickly I imagine. It seems to separate once in the water, some travels up and some spreads out along the bottom. The liquid that spreads along the bottom and into the silt would provide attraction for hours, unlike other liquids that wash off quickly.