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In reply to Post #13
Gardener ultra skin soft is very supple
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Echo what has been said. ESP and thinking anglers, best I’ve tried and used by far, both very similar products 
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I was a big fan of the esp stuff since it came out but tried the TA camsoft as it was half price in a shop and I have to say it’s brilliant, just as good as the esp which is the best on the market in my opinion, either of those are really good 👍
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In reply to Post #10
ditto, this or TA camsoft, both more than supple enough
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In reply to Post #1
Gardner Ultraskin Soft takes some beating.
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In reply to Post #1
Atomic tackle jelly wire
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Check out the Spotted Fin coated braids. I tried them by chance and have been very impressed. Doesn’t need steaming, very supple, and the coating is knot proof 👌
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In reply to Post #1
I still prefer Kryston coated hooklink materials like Snakeskin and Snakebite. Jackal is also good, but I found the coating could 'strip itself' in weed, so you may need to avoid that one
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The soft ESP tungsten stuff could work. Couple of small blobs of putty to try and bed it down in the pellet.
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In reply to Post #4
Coated braid is allowed and you can break it for hinges but not pure braid
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In reply to Post #2
agree with this.. coated or not, its still braided
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Just use a good quality mono in 15lb, no probs. If you can find any Maxima is nice and soft.
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Coated hooklinks are usually braided inside - are these permitted?
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Off to a venue with a braided hooklink ban. Still wanting to use a solid bag. Can anyone recommend a suitable coated braid instead?
Thanks
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