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goblin

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  1. lots of conflicting statements fly round about this rig and hook patterns. a rig should spin and turn otherwise its a badly developed idea. I dont thin for one minute that frank (judging by his sensible approach to posts and general comments) would commit to a rig unless he was totally confident that it works.....SAFELY. problems arise when you put inexperienced anglers on the end of a rod fishing for pasties, and the biggest disgrace is using it in a barbless form...................barbaric
  2. does as much damage as the original bent hook rig mate, if fishing for 25lb+ fish solely then fine, otherwise steer clear
  3. your all on a roll here, I am waiting on a batch of clear hooks for one use only, zigs and pop ups....................................bottom baits were never mentioned
  4. never made any assumptions to the contrary mate
  5. Two night hits!! I'll be lucky to get one of those!! was where you are nearly twenty tears ago mate and I sympathise, I really do. does all pan out though if you plan your money out right, worked my nads off for a long time with a goal in mind, and very very nearly there now
  6. no that was me,and it really is likely to be a tight fit. lay all your gear out and times it by five then add all that bait etc etc. and I use a trailer because I do very very very long sessions frequently, not two night hits
  7. where you based mate, five loads of gear in one transit will be bloody tight going
  8. dont see any benefit in it at all, the weight issue is really not an issue!! tubing is far more versitile,maleable and above all fish friendly, leadcore is just a simple no no for me and should be with far more.
  9. I only ever use tubing, majority of my fishing is with 6-8ft lengths with critical mass dotted along. dont like leadcore, to open for poor use by ill informed or irresponsible idiots
  10. remember I was talking in a pm a while ago about a new hooking arrangement for zigs i was looking forward to getting into mate, this is it
  11. yes mate lots will be jumping on the bandwagon and buying from firms that are selling a gimmick though, and actually worthless in fishing terms
  12. would make it far more visible
  13. with regards to a lead, the density of the glass doesnt affect the clarity of it, you would need to be fishing a very shallow water, somewhere around a mile off the sun and casting once a minute, so as to keep the lead moving before you could spot mine. Did tests on my water....gin clear..depths 5-7ft, i dropped one in the margin in six inches of water, and four of us spent twenty minutes looking for it. wouldnt touch anything else now, aside from dung leads for snaggy choddy areas, and only because they take a glug on
  14. and im also not daft mate buy the mass produced kaka at your own peril, waste of time, I had the foresight to get a guy to custom make mine nearly twelve months ago .......... do not buy the smooth leads, they slip like you would not believe thats all im saying on the matter now
  15. no mate, and they have the same problem, impossible to tighten down to them
  16. dont bother with above smooth as silk and you cannot tighten down to them, they just glide across the bottom
  17. sorry mate, not a chance
  18. my water is shallow (approx 6ft) and totally gin clear so yes it would improve my edge
  19. without doubt if they come up with the product they are promising mate, they did with my leads and they cost £3.75 each
  20. not using glass for the hooks, just my leads(totally invisible ) are using a poly-carbonate compound for the hooks, still testing them
  21. the firm that make my glass leads are already on the tracks to making them
  22. well hopefully if all in order before christmas tickets for mine will be ready for new year for three of you and jez's son too mate.
  23. werent you down there with jez mate?? told me some horror stories when he came and had a beer with me on my water few weeks ago, and then you moved off??? enough said for me mate
  24. not to detract from your thinking on the mechanics of this rig mate as you are obviously applying thought to it but, as nick said the key is in getting them on the bait and a very basic rig will fool them more often than not then. I think you may be over egging the omelette so to speak, but if its working for you then stick with it, but I would suggest doing a fairly lengthy test by fishing a basic rig alongside it and recording results
  25. hard channel/bar in upper left corner looks tasty for one. and I do mean upper left corner of lake, before any turd decides to tell me thats a road!!!!
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