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@@richardcook6831 thanks for the feedback. I'll try and adjust it on the next one

@@richpeas1924 thanks for the input on the intro. I hadn't thought about how loud the music is so I will make sure it gets toned down next time

@@tommoric376 I am hoping I will get one at some point. There are plenty in that river it's just finding them. I got a couple of new bits today to make roaming easier and apparently I need longer rigs so I will get them sorted. Fingers crossed I'll be able to get one at some point soon!

They're perfectly good rods, I've yet to see an expensive rod catch anybody more fish.

@@carldyke76 thanks Carl

@@frankenstein3163 it depends what you use it for. I typically use mine on venues where I want to get a lot of bait out onto a certain area as well as be accurate with my rig. If you fish open water areas with little or no snags then its pretty pointless

@@budgetfishing3611 ty :)

What is the price? I've watched it twice and I guess I'm missing it. Thanks.

@@scottlytton5328 around £130 or £150 with 2 batterys

@@karlgale2485 yeah I'm up for that and sounds like a really good session. Did you go to the top end of the lake where it gets shallow or stay closer to the dam wall?

@@budgetfishing3611 I was in the shallows. Let me know how you'd like to set it up. 👍🎣

@@karlgale2485 will do. I need to work out times, work schedule etc and I'll work out how to organise things

@@ryancurd8539 I've not seen anything about changing the alert style. I had a few sessions with wind and liners and it was getting frustrating so turned the sensitivity right down and it seemed to work. Thankfully they haven't needed to be re-connected at any point and all work straight away so don't know why that might happen. I still use them now and am well happy that they are still going strong. Great to hear you smashed a PB too! I need to get out on some bigger lakes and try to beat mine soon

Your not guaranteed to get amongst the bigger ones at Shearwater. The shallows produce when its warmer but not guaranteed to be bigger. If you want bigger you need to hit todber or coking farm. Viaduct is alright for a decent bend on the rod for a day session and only an hour away

Your not guaranteed to get amongst the bigger ones at Shearwater. The shallows produce when its warmer but not guaranteed to be bigger. If you want bigger you need to hit todber or coking farm. Viaduct is alright for a decent bend on the rod for a day session and only an hour away

​@budgetfishing3611 well hopefully see out on the bank some time. Trying to find a local fishing buddy lol enjoy going on my own but always more fun with company lol

@@karlgale2485 don't hesitate to drop me a message on here and I'm sure something can be worked out. Always nice to have someone to chat with when your out. The local angling clubs have some good waters in the area. I'm planning on doing the lake by the train station in Westbury next time. That's part of the warminster group but you can do exchange tickets from Frome for £2

​@budgetfishing3611 yeah that would be cool. I have been told about the local clubs and how you can do the ticket exchange and sounds like a really good deal.

I've done Shearwater a number of times and there is a review on the channel of it somewhere. I think I've done Woodside once. Is that the one near pewsey? If it is then I've not done the specimen lake. There is also rood Ashton near Trowbridge and Rushey Lane near Bradford on Avon but I haven't done that one recently

I think it's 5 but I normally leave them on 3 as that way it isn't too sensitive with every wind gust.

I'll take that on board 👍

With these ones you turn the light on using the switch on the back and then turn it off using the small button on the outer shell. That way it should be set to activate with your alarms and not stay on all the time

@@budgetfishing3611 thanks for the reply mate, these have a different combination, only two buttons, one is for on/off the other for brightness and both for syncing - I managed to set it up properly once by trial and error last year but have forgotten what I did, I’ll mess about with it tonight once I’m back home, cheers anyway 👍

You can indeed but I would say you should keep it low on one of them so you don't annoy everyone on the lake you fish 😂

@@budgetfishing3611 yes thank you its for a small private lake so ican know quickly what rod it is on

@@creatureswithcalvin3084 I leave the alarm and receiver on number 1 each as it's enough during the day and early evening. At night the alarms go to 0 and the receiver to number 2 or 3 and it works for me

@@budgetfishing3611 thank you do they still work i know your video was three years ago?

@@creatureswithcalvin3084 yeah they still work and still go out on every trip I do. Not done a night session for a while but will hopefully get that done later this year

I did think about it but didn't want to ruin my phone or burn that image of me in the shower into people's eyes as no one needs or wants to see that 😂

This video was done a couple of years ago now. Is that more or less than they used to be? I'm surprised to see so many people still seeing it and commenting

@@budgetfishing3611 You’re right I apologize! People have posted videos this year on these alarms, I didn’t notice his was from 3 years ago. But yea seems like these are still really popular.

@@budgetfishing3611 They are more, they sell for around $200 USD which I believe they were about 100-120 usd a couple years ago.

@@trick-luda7584 no need to apologise. I'm just glad it's still getting traction and people are finding it useful

Still going strong. You will see them in my last session vlog and I've not had any issues.

I'm glad you agree with my review about the alarms. It's strange that they are going through batteries so quick though. Mine goes for quite a few sessions without needing batteries. Are you adjusting on a regular basis during your sessions or have them on night mode at all? If not I have no clue as to what could be causing the issue

It’s a strange one alright, no I don’t do much adjusting on them just lower the tone down at night before going to sleep would be it really, I seen another comment about having it on sensitivity 5 turns them into range mode and there is a way to get it out of range mode which another user explained how to do going to give that a try when I’m out on the bank in 2 weeks and will report back if it works incase anyone else comes across the problem themselves and needs an answer, thanks very much for the reply appreciate the help!

Great alarms though I’ve had them out in some seriously bad weather the last while and haven’t missed a beat can’t fault them apart from my receiver going through batterys quick

Tried the trick of lowering down the sensitivity on the alarm but still no joy my receiver went through one 9v battery on a 24hr

@@adamking8672 I normally have my volume during the day at 1 and at night it is 2 or 3 to make sure I wake up. Do you have them set high on volume?

No it has an internal battery and a compartment for another one. It can only use 1 at a time but they do last for ages. You should easily get 2/3 solid days use out of each

I am still using them on every session and apart from changing batteries they have been fine. They have been out in all conditions too which has surprised me.

It's fine. Tyre goes flat after a few weeks but nothing 2 mins with a pump the night before doesn't sort. No rust or bends and all grips holding strong

Thank you. I have offers floating around but I'm biding my time to pick the right one. I'm hoping to find out where these river spots are and go for a bit of chub fishing and hitting the perch or pike as it gets colder

They were advertised as alarms with a bivvy light. I got them to pair up by following the instructions and it's pretty easy if you follow them. Hope that helps

@@budgetfishing3611 great just seen it. Great stuff thank you

Hopefully. I don't know how they work 😂

@@budgetfishing3611 maybe I should write a reply?

I have been trying to catch a run for ages but it's a pain to get. And the fight would have been nice too but sadly I didn't have time to set everything up.

The place is very clean and arguably one of the the best fisheries in the UK. There is a large tackle shop on site, toilet block, several lakes etc. Think it's 30 for 24 hours and then however the computer works out for the rest

A lot of the big places are now £30 for 24 hours. I think sadly we come to accept it. At least a couple of the places I go to put money back into the fishery unlike some others I can think of

Thank you. It wasn't the easiest thing to try and do on my own in the dark. That bacon was well needed at the time and since getting home I've opened the bag and can't work out what to take out 🙄

It was paired to the boat straight away. I didn't have to do anything with it apart from turn them both on

@@budgetfishing3611 Ah thanks anyway! Mines disconnected itself and I’ve lost the instructions xx

It's not too bad. I typically don't have far to go on the lakes I fish so it's more of a convenience thing for me but providing you don't load it too high then you would be fine

I would say no. I think a couple of waves would drown it having used it on a windy day on a lake.

Glad you found it useful