framey
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So many variables lol tips up if fishing over weed or shallow water etc down if it’s really choppy or margin fishing back leads if I’m fishing a park lake that has beginner sail boards and boats free swimming and swans all the above on a couple of lakes I fish. Back leads do hinder bite registration but save many headaches
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But have you learnt the swim
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That will be about right i will also use some form of marker elastic stop knot aswell just in case I mis count you would t be the first person who forgot to unclip either
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Furlough ends soon should be able to find some quotes spots fingers crossed
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Depends on the venue I know for a fact I can go to one of my waters tomorrow and ther will be at a maximum 4 people on it I can go to a couple of others and they will be busy but could slot in somewhere
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But what is going to set the hook once the bag has melted?
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What rods are you using I can’t see anywhere where it says all I see is 12 ft 3lb tc
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There’s always that way aswell lol ordinarily the swivel on mine stays on but I couldn’t be bothered to go and get a rod out so imagine the swivel on the leader
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Here ya go
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It does I use a tungsten bead as the balance weight and it stops it coming off i can then add putty if needed
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I think it is more likely as previously suggested the size of the waters fishing a 200-300 yard wide lake in England is different from fishing Cassien les quis or some 90 acre lake.
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I would go down the top and tail route on a bed chair if they are young enough but poster didn’t say lol
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How old are the kids could use an unhooking crib or 2 lol those bunk beds could possibly work but I how you going to level them up in the swim
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Just use glycerin
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I can cast further coming from around the side than I can an overhead thump but I wouldn’t use a full blown pendulum cast (not that I can anyway lol)
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It is common in beach casting
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Could go for 100 £ could go for 500£ all depends on it you can get a couple of people who want them as bad as each other that’s when prices go mad.
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Aqua shoes, waterproof bivvy boots
framey replied to elmoputney's topic in Carp Fishing Tackle and Equipment
Crocs or flip flops in summer Had a pair of skeetex bivvy slippers years ago http://www.skee-tex.co.uk/products/skee-tex-fishing-bivvi-shoe-17.aspx -
Who was it who said if you can smell it the flavour is over the top… or words to that effect i know John baker said it recently but someone said it before him must be some truth in it
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I would imagine others could be crimped but korda are not likely to let you know which ones could lol
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They are good for this I use them on a quick change swivel aswell
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Powder with powders except dyes I have found liquids with liquids roughly 100-130g of dry per egg but that depends on mix there is no science to it it’s all bait woolly lol
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i will bite ... I don’t think it’s particularly bad or unsafe unless the plastic bait is banned then they can use it it’s a lazy combi rig using stiff coated material because it’s easier to strip the coating than tie an albrite knot lol personally I would have just used a quick change swivel rather than the quick link and a swivel
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Best reels for 10ft Nash dwarfs
framey replied to Bonesey's topic in Carp Fishing Tackle and Equipment
Depends on budget really theres 5500 size shimano I like the gs 4000 series daiwa ninja series daiwa Fox fx9 some like the okuma range of reels something for every price range really -
7 months!!! that’s nothing
