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That's what they're for

Please do, it would be good to find out what's in there.

He (bowey11) hasn't been on the forum for a few years dayvid, that's the problem when these old threads are brought back Sorry Justin, I can't help which is why I didn't reply on your other thread with the same question. And welcome to the forum

Fair enough, enjoy your new water

That looks like trouble, it's already got its eyes on the remote

Welcome to the forum Aidan. I'd stick to the same line - a new water will bring with it so many unknowns I wouldn't want to be second guessing something I already know. If I thought it was having an effect after a while, then I would consider changing.

Sweetcorn or maize in the margins, introduce it in patches around the lake, you'll know when they're on it as you will see them kicking up the bottom. Those trees look like trouble (and fish), make sure you are tackled up for them. Welcome to the forum Manos, you lucky person

We know what we know Steve.

I had written a response to that effect, but I thought 400 words was a bit over the top

Thank goodness for that

It shouldn't be asking for payment, there must be something there that doesn't belong.

Works ok on mine (didn't watch it all though), I use firefox, but it also works on opera, vivaldi and chromium; are you using internet explorer or edge? I suspect you have some malware or some other such nonsense. Make sure you have the latest updates especially the windoze virus / malware scanner.

Rig safety is all about leaving as little for the fish to tow around should your main line break, this applies to all rigs regardless of the name since any rig can be made unsafe. In the case of the chod rig, should the main line break, the hook link should be able to slide off what is left leaving only that hook link in their mouth and the lead on the bottom of the lake (rather than the fish towing it around), problems can occur with this rig if beads, loops or any other sort of stopping / restricting device is used which prevents this such as a swivel eye being too small to pass over any knots or a bead being too small a diameter to slide off the end or over any knots. Welcome to the forum and it's is a very good question to start with

You need to highlight it from the first w and paste it into the address bar, the link I put is the same, but shorter to click on

£12.95 p&p :

Hand operated was it did she have a perm

Is it worth getting clear/grey and then blobbing it with those coloured marker pens to camouflage?

Have you camouflaged them for use in snowy weather? I'm struggling to see them Only kidding, welcome to the forum - and what a first boast.

That's certainly an interesting way of thinking of the rig, definite food for thought - thank you. I was really referring to the crudeness of it, the thick hook link, I've always had the mindset to go thinner and less obvious, but as I said in the post, it catches and it makes me wonder if you need any finesse we only remember when we make a change and catch shortly after.

Think we might be having our own Bastille Day what with talk like this

Rub away smuft, it's something worth looking forward to

This one above.

After hours looking, I remembered it was a yt video

I couldn't find a picture of one I saw recently, but it looked more like a butchers hook with a hook on the end.