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  1. So its another re-named/re-invented rig that has been used before then? :wink::lol::lol:

     

    Been using them for over 15years! . Using either Tubing and a Rubber Bead or straight on the Mainline using the DAM Float Stops!

     

     

     

     

    And you`re suprised by this!!!!! :roll::roll:

     

    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 :evil::cry:

     

     

     

     

    And on the back of another one with a carp fishing dvd to sell,coincedence??? I don`t think so. :roll:

  2. I think the short and simple answer is to use the appropriate pattern for the rig you are using. The question of quality is another matter.

     

    A couple of years ago I lost a VERY big fish when the hook and hooklink separated. The end of the braided hooklink was very frayed. A couple of hours later the same thing happened again. It prompted me to closely examine the hooklinks I had tied the day before. I was horrified to find that the hooks’ eyes were very poorly finished. In some instances the eyes were not closed to the shank and left sharp edges. This is obviously not good, particularly so if you are using a knotless knot whipped to the shank.

     

    Since then I have been meticulous in choosing the hooks to use. I examine every hook with a magnifying glass paying particular attention to the point and the eye. I take no chances. Disappointingly, and perhaps rather disturbingly, I reject about one in four. I have yet to find a make that consistently produces the fault free hook.

     

    Have a look at the Gamakatsu G Hard,they are expensive,but I think you`ll find they are well finished.And welcome to the forum.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

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