Just wondered if anyone has a nash dwarf 6ft 2lb and how they cope with using solid bags. Won't be a massive cast probably more of an under arm flick.
In reply to Post #1
Will be fine with an underarm flick
Will be fine with an underarm flick
In reply to Post #2
Cheers Mistral, I have the small Korda bags so did think it would be ok but didn't want a break on first time out 😫
Cheers Mistral, I have the small Korda bags so did think it would be ok but didn't want a break on first time out 😫
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i could cast 60-70 yards on a 9ft 3lb tc.
will be fine if using the small bags mate.
i could cast 60-70 yards on a 9ft 3lb tc.
will be fine if using the small bags mate.
In reply to Post #1
I use the dwarfs for canal carping and can cast average sized bags easy by underarm or I use big pva bags and just drop them them in the edge and bait round them.
I use the dwarfs for canal carping and can cast average sized bags easy by underarm or I use big pva bags and just drop them them in the edge and bait round them.
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That's what I have bought mine for mate just for the canal, tow path isn't very wide at point so will be ideal and the carp tend to stay along the opposite bank where there no path.
That's what I have bought mine for mate just for the canal, tow path isn't very wide at point so will be ideal and the carp tend to stay along the opposite bank where there no path.
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Depends how big bags are you could flick them over under arm or if they are bigger take bale arm off and under arm Chuck them to far bank,that's another tactic I do too
Depends how big bags are you could flick them over under arm or if they are bigger take bale arm off and under arm Chuck them to far bank,that's another tactic I do too