Just finished thumbing through the wonderful "the deepening pool" from the man Yates and there are quite a few references to the tackle he uses. Does anybody have a list as to what Chris preferred to fish with?
I'll start us off with
:B James Avon
:Hardly Altex (when not using a pin)
Any more chaps?
Chris Yates Tackle
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Re: Chris Yates Tackle
I think he likes his barder rods
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ESP Raptor G4 hooks
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Re: Chris Yates Tackle
He loves his 1915 pattern Aerial.
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What no rusty vintage hooks? 
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Re: Chris Yates Tackle
does any one rember that old worn out net he had on the winter piking on pfa
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The one you "could get a 30lb carp in"? Wire rimmed if I remember correctly but its been ages since I saw it.Mazza wrote:does any one rember that old worn out net he had on the winter piking on pfa
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Re: Chris Yates Tackle
that's the one
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Grice and young centrepins. He was the poster boy for them I believe!
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Re: Chris Yates Tackle
His current landing net is Barder. He has a huge Barder carp net which Edward stopped producing because he felt it was too large and cumbersome but apparently CY loves it.
Chris also uses a Barder reel.
Chris also uses a Barder reel.
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