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  1. On the free Korda DVD ( catalogue ) Danny shows you how to tie Hybrid properly. The knots need steaming as you tighten them down. It seems like a pain in the backside to me. Every time you tie a knot you have to get the kettle on :roll: .

     

    I used to use hybrid for the majority of my fishing, and I always change my rig for a new one each cast, so yes.......the steaming gets to be a real pain in the proverbial

  2. very rarely use coated braids anymore, choose to hinge my rigs with bristle insead, or a simple length of merlin. the only coated links I do use frequently are my own version of the recoil rig, where the silicone tubing gives me the desired kick out off the lead yet is still supple, plus I get the added spring in the rig whichI find highly beneficial for very riggy fish :wink:

  3. Only way I introduce glug is by soaking hooklength and a dung lead and freezing them down prior as I feel any more than this is too much of a big hit and too concentrated. plus the hooklength stays perfectly straight for the cast :wink:

  4. Every one I've ever seen is clear plastic, with a blue tint :wink:

     

    Well you dont look that hard, you can even get them in Yellow :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

     

    god mate dont start him off again!!!!! his set up will look like a radioactive mishap :lol:

  5. I'm trying to decide whether Triggalink is a genuine edge, or just another gimmick, I think I'll have to get some to try it out, as it seems like a good idea in principle

     

    A similar rig is printed in this months CARPology, and from the Nash website, their suggestion is using it with a combilink of 1 in of armourbraid to the hook

     

    I use my own version of this, based on frank warwicks recoil rig, ie supple braid at around 8-10" inside a four" peice of silicone tube but with a stiff right angled boom pinning the hook to the bed with a critically balanced bait fished blow back, for certain situations and it has proved itself eight times on seriously riggy fish this year. :wink:

  6. Osprey angling are bringing out a range of invisible end tackle, next year i think.

     

    Leads, lead clips beads rubbers, leads etc.

     

    This may be who goblin is already getting them from, not sure?

     

    no mate, and they have the same problem, impossible to tighten down to them :wink:

     

    but korda leads coating isnt exactly coarse is it, thats a smooth plastic coating, also, once the diamond lead thing has been dragged about a bit, not gonna be so invisible anymoe,if they are, scatches and gouges will hold debris and stuff.

     

    read the whole thread before you jump in with a comment that is totally out of context :roll:

     

    and as for clear hooks, well yet again read the posts. total farce eh :lol::lol::roll:

     

    you can comment on the leads when you have been using them for the last twelve months and have an informed view

  7. also find out who is top rod, watch there decisions in any given condition as to location, with high wind,rain, slack water etc and try to build up a pattern in that which will help you to formulate your own plans and methods.

    Not suggesting diving in swims, simply watch and take it on board and work out reasons for their decisions in set conditions :wink:

  8. all depends on the weather,water level,undertow, water temp,location and what level the fish are actually feeding at in intensity.....too many variables to give a straight answer. experiment but keep it simple to start with or else you could go past the perfect rig for your situation and be doing things worse without even knowing. dont change more than one thing at a time and always record your changes,weather etc etc etc in a notebook.....................................................................................................a pattern will emerge :wink::wink:

  9. sounds like a job worth doing :lol::lol:

    elastic band and a pair of snips........................worked on a pig farm when growing up at school.

    worst job was doing the stockholm tar when they were nibbling each others tails :wink:

  10. no difference in presentation mate, most likely to find that your club has a hardcore of matchmen.

    both presentations put a tight bed down and a bait right on top.

    why cant you fish the "method with your hookbait cast to it or dropped by boat????

    would keep levels of naturals high but forget the bolt rig......go for a free running lead and a slack line for indication, any takes are likely to be finicky and you need it to register properly. hit the twitches, dont wait for a full blooded run :wink:

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