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Woody the Moaning Marlow Meldrew

15/05/08 12:50

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Just ordered another spool of this excellent line from Mal Storey's - contacts as follows

Mal Storey Angling Centres, 236 Hagley Road, Hasbury, Halesowen, West Midlands, B63 4QQ, Tel/Fax: 0121 550 1830. Early opening Mon to Sat.
Email: piker99@btconnect.com

Mal Storey Angling Centres, 129 Sutton Road, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, DY11 6QR Tel/Fax: 01562 745221. Early opening 7 days a week.

15/05/08 13:05

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"Just ordered another spool . . .. "

Another spool?

kin'ell Jeff, what do you do with the stuff - eat it?

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Woody the Moaning Marlow Meldrew

15/05/08 13:17

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I'm a tackle tart like you Peter and I have a lorra-lorra reels.

Always like to keep spare in stock as well, one serious tangle (Kevin Perkins style ) and it can be absolutely knackered. That why it pays to practice good casts with it and look after it.

Anyway, should have said, his price is £9.99 plus postage per 150 yards spool unless you want the really heavy lines.

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15/05/08 13:39

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"I'm a tackle tart like you Peter and I have a lorra-lorra reels."

I know, and we seem to be a dying breed.

At that price (£9.99) it must be the cheapest braid around.

I've been using a lot of braid this last season on the Spod and Marker rods, but still stick to mono for most of my other fishing.

15/05/08 13:59

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