In reply to Post #85
So it's no longer great because everyone bar dannyuk32 disagrees with you?
So it's no longer great because everyone bar dannyuk32 disagrees with you?
In reply to Post #89
I think it's entirely constructive and interesting. It's certainly opened my eyes to how blinkered some anglers are in their desperation to catch more fish.
I think it's entirely constructive and interesting. It's certainly opened my eyes to how blinkered some anglers are in their desperation to catch more fish.
In reply to Post #90
I can't say I agree or disagree with carp diem.
I didn't understand his arguments, and I didn't agree with Nick Gordon - like I say I found the whole thread turned into a 1v1.
They were both only interested in each other and no other posts.
Thread was full of ****.
I can't say I agree or disagree with carp diem.
I didn't understand his arguments, and I didn't agree with Nick Gordon - like I say I found the whole thread turned into a 1v1.
They were both only interested in each other and no other posts.
Thread was full of ****.
In reply to Post #92
Now you've read the arguments, do you think it is acceptable to fish a running leadclip?
Now you've read the arguments, do you think it is acceptable to fish a running leadclip?
In reply to Post #87
This thread is about semi fixed lead clips or unpegged lead clips . Why the **** would you use a lead clip as JUST a running rig ? The swivel is pushed in just like your inline to create a bolt rig effect then the line passes through the clip or on violent takes the lead actually can discharge depending on its size .
It's a semi fixed rig with no lead threaded on the line .
Hope this post can now open your blinkered view now on this rig
My first post on this thread explains it , why don't you people read the whole thread ?
This thread is about semi fixed lead clips or unpegged lead clips . Why the **** would you use a lead clip as JUST a running rig ? The swivel is pushed in just like your inline to create a bolt rig effect then the line passes through the clip or on violent takes the lead actually can discharge depending on its size .
It's a semi fixed rig with no lead threaded on the line .
Hope this post can now open your blinkered view now on this rig
My first post on this thread explains it , why don't you people read the whole thread ?
In reply to Post #90
No , because people like you can't read a thread properly . A lead clip uses a swivel trapped in it either fixed or not . If it's not fixed it becomes free running once a fish takes . How simple do you lot need it explaining ?
No , because people like you can't read a thread properly . A lead clip uses a swivel trapped in it either fixed or not . If it's not fixed it becomes free running once a fish takes . How simple do you lot need it explaining ?
In reply to Post #95
Time for you to take a step away from the keyboard I think. I'm pretty sure everyone knows what the difference between a running & fixed leadclip is. Your comment was not even relevant to the one which you replied to.
You've backtracked, twisted & turned so much you don't even know what you're debating about now
Time for you to take a step away from the keyboard I think. I'm pretty sure everyone knows what the difference between a running & fixed leadclip is. Your comment was not even relevant to the one which you replied to.
You've backtracked, twisted & turned so much you don't even know what you're debating about now
In reply to Post #97
Title of thread ... ledclips fixed / running . No mention of running rigs which are completely different yet everyone is harping on about them . I think you need a break from the keyboard more than most , I'm talking lead clips , why don't you start another thread on running rigs so you and your home boys can discuss you're lovely run rings
Title of thread ... ledclips fixed / running . No mention of running rigs which are completely different yet everyone is harping on about them . I think you need a break from the keyboard more than most , I'm talking lead clips , why don't you start another thread on running rigs so you and your home boys can discuss you're lovely run rings
In reply to Post #90
In reply to Post #98
In my view running rigs come into it because imo they have a larger bore with less surface area in contact with line are a safer option than a running lead clip with with small bore and larger surface area in contact with line.
In my view running rigs come into it because imo they have a larger bore with less surface area in contact with line are a safer option than a running lead clip with with small bore and larger surface area in contact with line.
In reply to Post #100
Read post 94
Read post 94
In reply to Post #101
That's correct if you are using a running rig , this thread is about lead clips fixed / running
That's correct if you are using a running rig , this thread is about lead clips fixed / running
In reply to Post #103
You've spent the last 100odd posts (not to mention the previous thread) telling everyone how safe a running leadclip is. Others (and it's the significant majority) have been trying to help you understand that it's not and offered you a safer alternative.
You've spent the last 100odd posts (not to mention the previous thread) telling everyone how safe a running leadclip is. Others (and it's the significant majority) have been trying to help you understand that it's not and offered you a safer alternative.
In reply to Post #103
#BackTrack
If you're quick you can edit all your posts to make Josh and Boycie look stupid
#BackTrack
If you're quick you can edit all your posts to make Josh and Boycie look stupid