Simple question. If you use Ronnie's and have bream in your lakes do you hook plenty of bream or not?

In reply to Post #1
Any rig will catch bream, make your baits bigger

In reply to Post #1
as said they'll take pretty much anything, but I think bigger baits and high pop ups definitely reduces the odds

In reply to Post #3
Never caught a bream on a zig

In reply to Post #4
I have

In reply to Post #5
Me too, and a cat, in January!!.

I catch a lot of bream, pfffff, biguns as well, and yes also on the ronnie. And in contrast to carp, the bream are all hooked dead straight in the bottom lip. Ahwell

In reply to Post #7
Now you mention it I have also had the bream nailed right in the bottom lip whereas the carp seem to be hooked all over the place. Have heard good things about the Mugga in size 4 so I might give them a try to see if that solves the problem,

In reply to Post #6
I hooked a cat on a zig once, pads must've gone through the line but when I reeled in I had about 3ft of thick slime on the line.

In reply to Post #9
I know a chap that had a 108 lb cat on a zig, 8 lb hooklink and a size 12. Took him more than 2 hours to land.

**** that lol.

In reply to Post #8
I'm gonna try braid.

In reply to Post #7
Found this also, nailed in the centre of bottom lip half inch or so in. No way they were falling off.

In reply to Post #10
Yes that's weird. They say that catfish have poor eyesight and detect food by smell or vibrations, but how does it find the tiny zig-rig?

A friend of my caught a 1,70 m sturgeon mid winter on a zig-rig on a pay-lake in France.
Next day he hooked the same fish again. :-)
He uses multiplier reels for carping and the second time he managed to land this prehistoric monster but the drag of the multiplier was destroyed. :-)

In reply to Post #4
I bloody have.

In reply to Post #14
three words that say it all