aldi fishing sale

aldi fishing sale is on next sunday http://www.aldi.ie/ie/html/offers/offer ... nday10.htm

have got the line before and the floats,wont be making that mistake again!

have got the line before and the floats,wont be making that mistake again!

get the fluff chuckin set though.. great for pollock and mackerel

Actually the waders and the polarised glasses aren't too bad, I got them both last year and I'm still using them regularly. The waders are a little on the heavy side but they are robust and are still keeping out the water, I use them when I couldn't be arsed putting on the breathable chesties, so quite a bit really. As for the glasses, well they're ok, I mean I have better ones but they are cheap and handy to have as a spare pair.

yes and conveniently located next to the firelighters.so you can buy both and burn the rubbish fishing gear after a few weeks leave this muck on the shelves and support your local tackle dealer

leave this muck on the shelves and support your local tackle dealer

have got the line before and the floats,wont be making that mistake again!

get the fluff chuckin set though.. great for pollock and mackerel

was looking at them to give it a try!! they alright then?

leave this muck on the shelves and support your local tackle dealer

well said. support local business

yes support local bussiness if they match the internet prices

Nobody running a biz in Ireland can match internet prices Costs of doing biz here are making sure of that. For the record, I don't own or work in a tackle shop. The country is in the do do guys.....support your own

I did'nt realise aldi were an irish company and i agree with you though on the prices front in ireland vs tinternet,however if you shop around some local tackle shops do match some prices and even better them in some cases,you just have to be lucky

Obviously aldi are not an Irish company....... duh The point made was to support local tackle shops.

Fair enough Oscar must have taken stoopid pills again Agree though on the support your own though even if it can cost a little more at times,but at least you can have a hold and feel before forking out.
Happy shopping

I agree totally Marlinman, it's well worth an extra few quid. Besides supporting local business you can see and feel the gear and there's valuable local knowledge and insights to be had, not to mention the bit of crack Support them guys, you'll miss them if they go

I did'nt realise aldi were an irish company and i agree with you though on the prices front in ireland vs tinternet,however if you shop around some local tackle shops do match some prices and even better them in some cases,you just have to be lucky

I thought i was the only one who called it the tinternet..

I'm a regular at Aldi for cheap DIY tools, but not their tackle; it aint worth loosing a good fish to sub-standard kit, no matter how cheap.

leave this muck on the shelves and support your local tackle dealer

well said. support local business

I support my local tackle dealer all the time, despite the fact that he repeatedly and persistently gouges me. Got charged €25 for the headlamp below; picked up the exact same model for €3.99 in Tesco. Fair enough, it's better for anglers to have tackle shops around, but there's a difference between making a profit and profiteering.

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right,i never learn! i bought the carp 5000 series reel,just wanted a spare reel so my young fella could do a bit of fishing with us,while mackerel fishing with him,on its first outing,the handle fell off! the pin holding it on broke! CRAP!!!! CRAP!!! AND DOUBLE CRAP!! thankfully i had a spare reel with me,so he was able to keep fishing.

couldnt agree more, stay local! You would be supprised to find how many shops will try and match internet prices if you ask, Belfast angling Centre will try and match prices, along with Trap and tackle in Bangor will try and do a deal. Remember haggle as prices are usually marked up.

Remember the hawker in The Life of Brian.........he wouldn't sell unless the buyer haggled