i listened all the way thru, i got the forgotten youth with an existentialist wafer of truth following the putrid sight of lies bleeding thru the teeth of tomorrow,,,,, or sumat like that
heya jimmboy, in the midlands where i live bikes are now out of season, we switch to plugging for shopping trolleys down the local cut in late may but tend to catch more damned pike. does my head in it do!!
coat getting :wink:
only problem with this scenario is the whole thing, didnt the OP say particles are banned?
i would find out what the smallest acceptable pellets the owner allows then bomb about 3 or 4 kilo in a couple of days before my intended session.
if its electrical maplins will have it (at a price) also if they dont i believe they will make it up for you.
i have had them make up sata extention leads and other stuff before now
try using a knot that you dont have too much friction when tightening down like a palomar, or use plenty of lubrication. i use KY for lube er spit for lube and plenty of it, also make sure that you put equal tension on the standing and the tag ends.
someone please explain to me how a slack line has better indication than a tight line?
surely if you have a slack line with all the complications that this entails (slight coils and contour following to mention but two) the spare line has to be pulled tighter before you get the slightest beep on your alarms, giving the carp long enough to do one.
having a 4oz housebrick for a bolt would also (imo) aid the dumping of the hook unless it was preternaturally sharp.
whereas a tight line gives a beep even if the bait is just nudged away from you and add in a heavy running lead and it really doesn't matter which way old Cyprinus dodges you get a signal.
also i feel that a tight line on a lake with a pretty even bottom you can add on a back lead with no detriment to bite indication, water acts as a lubricant on line so wet line thru a wet backlead clip = no resistance... again IMO.
I think he may be non native tim and as such leadcore is probably an improvement lol. My tackle is as basic as i can get it, mainline has tail rubber then lead slid on, then #8 kwiklink. Onto that i plop my hooklink of the day and out it goes.. simples
it is one of many that i have gathered together in a gallery of horror in my research into the effectiveness of leadcore as a leader Tim.
if you zoom on the pic you can make out where the original hook was in the corner of the mouth and the leader has slid under a gill plate then just sawed up thru the body as the fish has struggled to free itself. nice init.
and that is the reason i dont use leaders of ANY kind