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666carpcatcher

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  1. Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease? I'm bursting here! Well sucking fingers should sort that out for you Sam
  2. How do you make your fingers suck??? No rude replys please
  3. And a PM for you aswell then Nick
  4. I believe patience is a virtue True, but if you dont ask you dont get
  5. Come on share with us, even if its by PM
  6. If i have to remove any amount of line on the bank it gets cut into small half inch pieces, or if it a serious amount then yeah it comes home with me, the bonus of fishing rivers is that you see alot less rubbish on the banks than you do at pools/ponds, at teh end of teh day if you can be botherd to carry it down full, be botherd to carry it back empty
  7. Here's a couple http://www.carp.com/carp-forum/viewtopic.php?t=22479&highlight=tubing+mainline http://www.carp.com/carp-forum/viewtopic.php?t=16893&highlight=thread+tubing Cheer's, they wernt the ones i was looking for but there a start, there was one only a few months old, and had a few good ideas in it
  8. p.s you dont have to use high vis floats stops pike box was closer though
  9. I cant find the other thread on it The best way i found was to keep everything dry, and make sure the line had a clean cut (you can even cut it so its got a point) then keep the tubing as staright as possible and it should flow free quite easily
  10. Yes mate you can, get some float stops and some small "hard" plastic beads (4mm) then when setting up slide your flying back lead on, then the plastic bead followed by your float stop, then set us as you normally would, the reason for useing hard plastic beads instead of rubber, is that i found that a rubber bead can be forced over the float stop and can lock everything up solid, stopping the run ring comeing free if your line breaks, where as a solid bead will force the float stop off
  11. What size bore hole is it? the ESP tubing comes with diff sizes? There is another thread on it somewhere aswell
  12. For anything pretty much, snap links are usealy used with feeder fishing or predator fishing though, not sure why, maybe because there abit untidy and with feeder or predator fishing things dont have to refined as much
  13. Both big in my book
  14. Yeah there is diff types of clips though
  15. Have a look at these rig disgrams, the swivel is the barrel shaped thing at the end of the rigs (barrel shaped with an eye at each end) the main use for them is to attach the hookling to the mainline to stop line twist and the hooklink coiling up on the cast http://www.carp.com/carp-forum/viewtopic.php?t=22185
  16. Get it wet, it soon darkens
  17. Gotta agree with that comment even though i dont use them at the mo. The only gripe i do have with Suffix braids are the coating always seems abit thin and slips when tying knots
  18. Mainline not Hooklinks Sam
  19. Also remember that briad is alot less forgiving than a mono
  20. I know Thats the thing Sharpy
  21. Have you ever had one of those finger things that you put your finger in and try and pull it out but it wont??? well thats the same as the outter on leadcore the more you pull the tighter it gets, trapping the inner inside Dont have to use glue but if it will give you more confidance then it will only be a good thing
  22. http://www.carp.com/carp-forum/viewtopic.php?t=32236
  23. Did think of this after i posted it
  24. Fox do one in there predator range
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