And you`re suprised by this!!!!!
No Mate, Not Really!
Just saddened more than anything, saddened that people are searching for Publicity by using something thats been used for years and claiming it as their own NEW idea
And on the back of another one with a carp fishing dvd to sell,coincedence??? I don`t think so.
Try the smaller ones as they`re reckoned to be better than the large ones,don`t know why tho. Mates of mine have used them and rate the smaller one best.
Ok guys,can we calm it down please,both of you have stated your opinions on a water that I admit I know nothing about.
But no more insults and taunting please or threats,however vague they might be.
What you do is hook the bait directly on the hook,but do it so that the hook goes thru the bait closer to the side than the center,that`s all there is to it.
I haven`t but it`s a way they used to hook boillies back then so that the hook point wouldn`t get masked,the idea was the bait would come off on the strike.
Gamakatsu G-Hard,they are a bit pricy,but are well made and will not blunt,reckoned to be 5 times stronger than a normal hook.
For a cheaper regularly priced hook,try the Kamasan B 775,another superb hook.
Try using the fox inline bubble float,as the swivel from your hooklink will push into a tail rubber type thing,it`s set up pretty much the same as an inline lead rig.
The plus point being that you can add some water to the float if you want as an extra casting weight,and in the water it looks just like a bubble,so more natural.
I bought some mate and they are an extremely sharp and well made hook,the eye is totally closed and well finished.
The only thing to remember is that the sizes are larger than normal,so reduce the size you choose down a size.
Looking at them I would deffinately suggest you get some,I`m going to try them out in France.