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I threw a few boilies into my pond a few days back and they are still complete ,no breakdown ,bits falling off etc. For the guys doing long sessions and leaving cast out rigs for hours and hours I would guess that is fine. But I usually only do a day session.
Are there any boilies that start to break down inside an hour. I doubt I ever leave a bait out more than an hour so it’d be a big advantage it there was one. Or a way to make some .
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On 29/03/2014 at 08:49, theobeeus said:
I can sort of see your point, but leadcore doesn't lift scales, and barbless hooks are far more damaging than microbarbed, and carp do not suffocate out of water for a good few hours.. Hopefully most people are are very carefully playing fish, landing them and treating them right o the bank, and weighing, photographing and returning them with less than 3+ hours faffing, and also keeping an eye out for bad anglers, otters, gill nets, long lines, litter and pollution and providing carp with a valuable food source while they're at it.
In short, bad fishing is most definitely worse than safER fishing, which is the point of the thread.
Why are barbless hooks more dangerous than micro barbed . I assumed barbless were the safest
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2 hours ago, elmoputney said:
I worked out I had £9 quids worth of fox tadpoles then stopped
before i added up all the hooklinks (I have recently purchased £10.95 worth of esp x stiff coated braid though) so that's £20 on 2 items 😁
I’m constantly buying stuff I desperately need to then find I’ve got 4 already
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Hi
its come to that time when I’m about to re line all my carp reels. I’ve used Daiwa sensor for the past few yrs but just wondering if it’s worth going for hyper sensor instead. Is it much of/ any improvement
Couple of baitrunners needed, opinions?
in Carp Fishing Tackle and Equipment
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My son has 10000st but has 6000 spools which works fine