This is my local tackle shop and i have been using it for years, having now moved to ANGLSEY ROAD the new superstore is a lot better with loads of space and a huge range of products.
The staff are really knowledgable and if you need some local advice, they are great on all aspects of fishing.
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A review by richchappy on Mullarkey & Sons September 8th, 2008
Author's product rating:
Prices
Excellent value
Selection & range
Huge selection
Quality of stock
very good
Customer service
Excellent
Ordering facilities
good
Advantages:
Huge stock with newly updated shop
Disadvantages:
None
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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This is my local tackle shop and i have been using it for years, having now moved to ANGLSEY ROAD the new superstore is a lot better with loads of space and a huge range of products. The staff are really knowledgable and if you need some local advice, they are great on all aspects of fishing. If you are local to the area, they are worth a visit to pick up a few bargains. The website www.mullarkeys.co.uk has all their products on and you can also order there new catalogue. I really cant thank them enough, they have helped me no end and have given me some propper bargains. Their real speciality lies in the game side of things with mill ends being world famous. Real bargains
Advantages: Cheap, Stylish, well made Disadvantages: None
...Shakespeare SUMMIT fly reels, in the 2684/000 size ready loaded with Backing, Flyline (6 WFF) + leader for just under £22.
The standard factory supplied reel comes unloaded, and is RRP'ed @ £19 (but can be picked up for around £10-£15 if you know where to look.... try either WHITBY ANGLING SUPPLIES or MULLARKEY & SONS).
According to the manufacturer's blurb(http://www.shakespeare-fishing.co.uk/Product12.asp?line=2684-2687), they're constructed from lightweight aluminium........ which has been finished to an extremely high standard.
It also comes with 2 spools, so, say.... you can have one loaded with Floating flyline, and the other loaded with a sinking flyline, for instance....... or perhaps use a 4WFF line on one, to use with your AFTM 4-5 rated rod (for Trout bashing on small rivers)... and a 6/7/8 WFF rated fly line on the other on your...
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Advantages: Easy to set up, all sorts of wierd & wonderful artificial lures to choose from, can last years Disadvantages: Can be rather expensive, especially if you keep loosing them in the scenery
...end, and at the other a propellor blade which turns as you reel the lure in. They come in a wide variety of sizes & colours, but to start off the ones with Silver or copper coloured blades with or without red or blue spots in Size2 should do fine.
They aren't really all that expensive, usually costing between £1.25 - £2.75 depending on the shop. Cheaper still, mail-order tackle stores such as MULLARKEY & SONS (mullarkeys.co.uk) and ASKARI Fishing (askari-fishing.co.uk) do them in bulk packs of 25 - 30(ish) for around £15 - £25 which isn't too bad when you consider buying a similar amount of genuine MEPPS spinners would cost you just under £60
The idea of the artificial lure is to mimick the action of a sick or dying fish, which fools predatory fish into thinking there's an easy meal coming past them....... and you've always got to...
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