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#327431 - 06/02/08 10:34 PM Re: Chris brown buzzerbars [Re: DanDare]
Tony the Rat man Tony the Rat man Star FW Member Registered: 04/03/01 Posts: 1191 Loc: On the banks of the Royal Blue...	I have had Chris brown banksticks and bars for years now and they are still nearly as good as new (minus some paint)and extremely light. _________________________ Tony F
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#327455 - 07/02/08 09:04 PM Re: Chris brown buzzerbars [Re: Tony the Rat man]
Carpking1 Carpking1 Keen FW Member Registered: 25/11/07 Posts: 72	So there worth it then tony, as i said its not a tart thing just want lightweight and strong enough for gravel,
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#327497 - 09/02/08 04:56 PM Re: Chris brown buzzerbars [Re: Carpking1]
Paul Selman Paul Selman FW Managing Editor FW Top Poster Registered: 25/05/00 Posts: 10179 Loc: France or The Mangrove Swamp o...	Chris Brown's products are all top class. I'm still using one of his landing nets today, and I've had it over 20 years... $;\)$ _________________________ Keeping it Global. BCSG and Angling Writers Association.
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#327622 - 13/02/08 04:05 PM Re: Chris brown buzzerbars [Re: Paul Selman]
Ginster Ginster Enthusiastic FW Member Registered: 24/02/03 Posts: 269 Loc: Essex	Got the 3 rod, 2 rod and pod set ups from Mr Brown after Paul recommended them to me about 18 months back. Top quality gear with a life time guarantee. Light as you like, the bars can not twist on the sticks. Alarms line up easily. Personnaly wouldn't bother with Solar, Matrix etc now over priced and over weighted. His gear gets a thumbs up from me. Edited by Ginster (13/02/08 04:05 PM)
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#327655 - 14/02/08 02:13 AM Re: Chris brown buzzerbars [Re: Ginster]
The_Oyster_1 The_Oyster_1 Star FW Member Registered: 29/10/03 Posts: 1081 Loc: At the Desk, sometimes lakesid...	I made my own butt rests out of silver birch whilst fishing duringa winter an dthey are still going. It's amazing what you can do when the going is slow, the nights are long and you are fishing alone...harmonica out as well!!!!!!
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#327696 - 14/02/08 10:16 PM Re: Chris brown buzzerbars [Re: The_Oyster_1]
Tony the Rat man Tony the Rat man Star FW Member Registered: 04/03/01 Posts: 1191 Loc: On the banks of the Royal Blue...	Are the but rests for your rods or your fat arse coz you would need to drop a few Oaks for that fella _________________________ Tony F
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#329231 - 22/03/08 09:48 AM Re: Chris brown buzzerbars [Re: Tony the Rat man]
john e john e Outstanding FW Member Registered: 14/10/00 Posts: 636 Loc: A long time ago, in a galaxy f...	I bought all the gear for a three rod pod about eight years back. Still looks almost as good as new. If I ever lost or broke anything I would go straight back and odrer some more. The three rod goal post set up is one of the lightest around and probably one of the cheapest. If you want to point your rods at your bait, I imagine that you use single banksticks. In this case, don't bother with Chris Brown stuff as you won't gain anything that you can't get elsewhere. The beauty of CB products is that they are all custom built to match each other. The banksticks have a square top so they butt up perfectly to the angled buzzer bars. The buzzer bars have a flat top so delkims don't 'rock'. Just because it's not a well known name doesn't mean it's not good, it just means it's not commercially produced! Edited by john e (22/03/08 09:49 AM) _________________________ Sometimes, I even scare myself.
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#329232 - 22/03/08 10:34 AM Re: Chris brown buzzerbars [Re: john e]
Cheshire_Carper Cheshire_Carper Star FW Member Registered: 30/01/02 Posts: 1668 Loc: Rollin on 22mm's	Its the same as that Bruce Ashby rocketeer you lads advised me to get. It's now in it's sixth year, has chucked what must be tonnes of spod mix, been trampled by a cow, snapped, repaired and will not die. I had a Century as a replacement for 1 week. Hated it, bulky and clumsy. Quality gear is quality gear. Nothing to do with names, just pure quality. _________________________ Last session: had the 'big common' from a Cheshire venue
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#329270 - 23/03/08 03:23 PM Re: Chris brown buzzerbars [Re: Cheshire_Carper]
Mark McKenna Mark McKenna Outstanding FW Member Registered: 31/10/00 Posts: 636 Loc: Keepin' it Bollocks in The Val...	I agree, chris's gear has stood the test of time and is really good value for money well designed and exceptionally well made.
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