Talk Angling fishing chat and tackle advice - View Single Post

ferryman · 12th August 2008, 09:38 PM

Do you think that the tackle trade are pricing themselves out of business? I certainly do, with the current climate regarding jobs, money, all types of houshold bills rising including food, petrol, diesel, Bait and Taxes on everything people will have to cut back on certain items and I believe Angling Tackle will be one of them. Angling Times Tuesday August 12th a Browning Float £2, Preston Innovations Ricky Teale trying to justify another 'C' series Carbonactive rod, (any mugs out there), a Rig Manager from Korum, £29: 99p, shall we call that £30, (dont they mean a small tackle box). Fox reels £249 upwards, with Poles, Rods and Seatbox prices rising where will it all end.
Less people Angling I fear.

12th August 2008, 09:38 PM	#1 (permalink)
ferryman Talk Angling Senior Member Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 335	Tackle Trade Do you think that the tackle trade are pricing themselves out of business? I certainly do, with the current climate regarding jobs, money, all types of houshold bills rising including food, petrol, diesel, Bait and Taxes on everything people will have to cut back on certain items and I believe Angling Tackle will be one of them. Angling Times Tuesday August 12th a Browning Float £2, Preston Innovations Ricky Teale trying to justify another 'C' series Carbonactive rod, (any mugs out there), a Rig Manager from Korum, £29: 99p, shall we call that £30, (dont they mean a small tackle box). Fox reels £249 upwards, with Poles, Rods and Seatbox prices rising where will it all end. Less people Angling I fear.