'Fishing Tackle' in Lidl

[Trampster]

'Fishing Tackle' on offer in Lidl next week. Mostly Freshwater gear as always, hence the inverted commas, but may be something of interest to some. The 5000 F/S Baitrunner for £14.99 might be handy as a spare reel.

Deluxe Wines from Thursday, 02.02. at Lidl UK

Deluxe Wines from Thursday, 02.02. at Lidl UK

www.lidl.co.uk

 

[wingnut55]

That's because we Sea Anglers are vastly outnumbered by the puddle bashers. Some interesting gear for them though.

Ian.

 

[Timmy H]

I've had some Lidl stuff for a few years, it's good value for the use I give it. Hooks to nylon are very good, folding landing nets are good. I've got a couple of their telescopic rods which are great for fishing from the kayak. The reels have been outstanding, spare spools and some with rear drag.

 

[Mr Fish]

'Fishing Tackle' on offer in Lidl next week. Mostly Freshwater gear as always, hence the inverted commas, but may be something of interest to some. The 5000 F/S Baitrunner for £14.99 might be handy as a spare reel.

Deluxe Wines from Thursday, 02.02. at Lidl UK

Deluxe Wines from Thursday, 02.02. at Lidl UK

www.lidl.co.uk

I’ve got a few of those bait runners. Used two in the estuary yesterday that are several years old.
Yep not serious top quality but they are for £15. Handy float/estuary reels and if they last a year or two it’s money well spent imo.

Wonder what the waders are like

 

[Mr Fish]

I've had some Lidl stuff for a few years, it's good value for the use I give it. Hooks to nylon are very good, folding landing nets are good. I've got a couple of their telescopic rods which are great for fishing from the kayak. The reels have been outstanding, spare spools and some with rear drag.

The nets are cracking for the money, I bought two last time they were in

And got several of the reels still new in boxes

 

[Timmy H]

I’ve got a few of those bait runners. Used two in the estuary yesterday that are several years old.
Yep not serious top quality but they are for £15. Handy float/estuary reels and if they last a year or two it’s money well spent imo.

Wonder what the waders are like

Don't know but I've got bib and brace leggings that are at least 7 years old and still good although faded. Considering I wear them for shooting/pest control, around the farm and for fishing they've done well. Check the warranty, Crivit stuff is usually 3 years if you have a reciept.

 

[wingnut55]

Well with Lidl's being a German company, most of the stuff could be half descent, but probably made in China....

Ian.

 

[Dutchman]

Might get a small reel for the river if any there, i seem to have lost 2 somewhere.

 

[Reevsey]

I got the tackle bag last time it was in the store . Good bit of kit seems well made and comes with large and small plastic storage boxes . Well worth £25

 

[Mr Fish]

I got the tackle bag last time it was in the store . Good bit of kit seems well made and comes with large and small plastic storage boxes . Well worth £25

It looks decent actually but not something I’m likely to use much.

 

[Ollieollie]

That fly rod set up looks good for 35 quid. Good to teach the kids on without worrying about them wrecking decent kit

 

[Dutchman]

I have bought before, not sure if Lidl or Aldi, box of quick links and swivels, they were bargain.

 

[Trampster]

I got the tackle bag last time it was in the store . Good bit of kit seems well made and comes with large and small plastic storage boxes . Well worth £25

I was scratching my Sawdust as to whether that was Lidl or Aldi. I've got one that Wifey picked up for me. As you say, well worth the money.

 

[Trampster]

It looks decent actually but not something I’m likely to use much.

Tackle bag & storage boxes are great, especially if you are accessing remote marks - you can sling it over your shoulder. I think I've got 2 storages boxes in use for fishing trips & the others are in use for storage & rig making at home.
Given up taking the Tackle bag out now since I'm not so mobile, and just chuck what I need in my Aldi wheelie box, similar to below!
Made a Plywood lid for it which keeps the rain out & gives me a seat if needed.

 

[Mr Fish]

Tackle bag & storage boxes are great, especially if you are accessing remote marks - you can sling it over your shoulder. I think I've got 2 storages boxes in use for fishing trips & the others are in use for storage & rig making at home.
Given up taking the Tackle bag out now since I'm not so mobile, and just chuck what I need in my Aldi wheelie box, similar to below!
Made a Plywood lid for it which keeps the rain out & gives me a seat if needed.

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If I’m accessing remote marks I like a rucksack I can strap on and forget about - shoulder strap bags are a bit unbalancing on rocks or awkward climbs.
Probably okay for a light lure session but that’s not my thing anyway

 

[Reevsey]

If I’m accessing remote marks I like a rucksack I can strap on and forget about - shoulder strap bags are a bit unbalancing on rocks or awkward climbs.
Probably okay for a light lure session but that’s not my thing anyway

I find the bag quite usefull for various types of fishing . I have some of the boxes ready for a session lure fishing for bass , some with a bit of pike fishing gear and some for a day on a charter boat and just load bag with the boxes required on the day . For a proper session on the beach its a rucksack or box depending on the hike involved .

 

[Dutchman]

If I’m accessing remote marks I like a rucksack I can strap on and forget about - shoulder strap bags are a bit unbalancing on rocks or awkward climbs.
Probably okay for a light lure session but that’s not my thing anyway

I'm opposite to you would rather have a shoulder bag, can not do with rucksack.

 

[Dutchman]

All the excitement of shopping trip, forgot to look for fishing stuff.

 

[Mr Fish]

I find the bag quite usefull for various types of fishing . I have some of the boxes ready for a session lure fishing for bass , some with a bit of pike fishing gear and some for a day on a charter boat and just load bag with the boxes required on the day . For a proper session on the beach its a rucksack or box depending on the hike involved .

Ooh, charter, that’s a point!

Fishy don’t do lures lol

 

[Mr Fish]

I'm opposite to you would rather have a shoulder bag, can not do with rucksack.

There’s no other option for a lot of marks I fish, a shoulder bag would be too unbalanced.

Tbh once the rucksack is on I forget it really