You can get range finders from an archery store or hunting store. Bushnell makes one under 100$. Basically you look through an optic at something, and it tells you exactly how far it is. There are also range finding binoculars, so if you saw bubbling of the surface or fish breaking, you could get a distance and cast exactly on that spot. You can use it to clip your line just short a snag like overhanging branches before ever making a cast to the spot.

Great info, thank you very much

@@MetatronsCube23 never thought of using a range finder for fishing, never mind for finding the distance of bubbling n snags etc wicked tip mate, looks like im going to be digging mine out of my air rifle safe for safe measures 🎣🤝🏼

he usually just has some square pails to mix or soak his boilies with, and everything stays in it's bag or bottle until he uses it. One time when they were using pop ups, they just put flavor goo right in the package the pop ups came in and let it soak the whole time.

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Very soon mate it will have it's own holdall too !

I’m trying to find out

Looks like the 150 at a guess

Looks like the 100T

you do that's why you're here!