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Old 16-06-2010, 04:07 PM
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Hi folks just been looking around for a new bag, fancy either the grey's platinum (medium) or the fishpond cloudburst but can't make up my mind. Looked at these two because i need a bit of extra space so i can get flask, sanis and a few other bits in any recommends from you proffetionals on here.
Also noticed Linsley bros are offering 17.5% off any order over £100 pounds thrughout June just in case any one is interested seems a good discount.
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Old 16-06-2010, 04:28 PM
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What about a Greys Grxi medium bag free with a £36 subscription to Trout & salmon?

Trout and Salmon Magazine | Fishing Magazines | Great Magazines UK

http://www.greysfishing.com/en-gb/pr...esistant-bags/
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Old 16-06-2010, 04:34 PM
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Both look great but the price of the Cloudburst for the overall size, I'd go for the Greys, love the idea of orange interior for trying find stuff
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Old 16-06-2010, 05:12 PM
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I was thiing that the idea of the orange lining would be good and the fishpond is a little expensive cheapest i can get it was £129.
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Old 16-06-2010, 08:44 PM
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Chub Doc bags, from the same stable as Hardys & Greys -

Chub Fishing - Products - Carryalls & Rucksacks - Carryalls - Doc Bags

The quality of these are second to none.
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Old 16-06-2010, 08:53 PM
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I have been using a Greys GRXI bag (medium) but it lacks outside pockets which I would have liked and the inner has velcro padded dividers to seperate items out. on the plus side it has thus far been hard wearing and water proof, I have also failed to damage the zips so far which is unheard of for me lol.

I do have a snowbee bag that is very well made but its to big for my fly fishing needs (its a large one) but its a goods quality item and is now used for carping.

I have picked up a cheap wychwood bag from "go outdoors" for about £26, I have not had chance to use it yet.
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