studley
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good answers, just thoght id ask, rig mechanics can be confusing
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yeah defonately gary, and as always your rigs are very neat, but will the tubinig still coil between the points of the coiled weight or even worse cause an arch?
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is this a cheaper option? maybe used with soldering iron instead of out of leadcore?
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Anything you like mate as long as it isnt water based? Put the hook through then twist the bag then put hook through again, mine never come off mate
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What a pointless idea in my opinion! Thought you were supposed to improve on products, not make them worse and takes away the versatility of single alarms. By buying these your restricting yourself so much!
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Slide a korda sinker up your mainline then slide a bead over it then yor hooklink then another sinker and bead then tie on your lead (safety clip) simples
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Gardner Pro-Carp Monofilament Mainline
studley replied to salokcinnodrog's topic in Carp Fishing Tackle and Equipment
Just bought my self some, 1320 metres 12lb 0.30mm, 11 quid. Will be spooling my reels tomorrow and hopefully get a chance to try it out tomorrow as well so will give it a review soon -
Spot on mate exactly the same
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I've worked in france years ago and I'm sure I drank the water, couldn't beleive there were chaps sitting by the door to the toilet charging people to use it!
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as cc said your hooklength is free running on your mainline so if your mainline snaps the length can slide off. alot of people use leadcore leaders and if thats the case then you must make sure the bead and your hooklength can freely pass over the knot that joins the leadcore to your mainline, make sense?
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bought a copy, just gotta find time to read it!
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hi mate, welcome to the forum as for what to make your hair rigs out of all depends on the lake your fishing and different situations mate. you can use mono, braids or fluorocarbon?
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i know not the best knot but i know what knot not to use
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use the search mate for knots, theres a good thread with diagrams, remember always to moisten your knots!