In reply to Post #15
That's a lot of rules.
That's a lot of rules.
We all know The whole point of the leader ban on many fisheries is you can't have a knot above the hook link. Fact.
The Concept of this tubing clearly doesn't so I can't see an issue with it. It slides freely up your main line and the line will pull free in the event of a crack off.
The Concept of this tubing clearly doesn't so I can't see an issue with it. It slides freely up your main line and the line will pull free in the event of a crack off.
In reply to Post #10
"enth"?
"enth"?
In reply to Post #17
I couldn't agree more foxxy
I couldn't agree more foxxy
In reply to Post #18
That should have been nth as in nth degree and it's a valid scrabble word. Apologies if you already knew this mate
That should have been nth as in nth degree and it's a valid scrabble word. Apologies if you already knew this mate
In reply to Post #9
Free fall is a great tubing and I use it, however it's much stiffer that it used to be. The Previous version was much more supple and hugged the lake bed better.
Free fall is a great tubing and I use it, however it's much stiffer that it used to be. The Previous version was much more supple and hugged the lake bed better.
I've just seen, on a Catfish group, that Furnace are now allowing this tubing. 
In reply to Post #21
Other way round mate. The original is the stiffer, heavier stuff. The newer stuff is lighter and more supple.
I still have both, as well as the new wide bore stuff. I actually prefer the heavier, stiffer original stuff but the new stuff is still brilliant.
Other way round mate. The original is the stiffer, heavier stuff. The newer stuff is lighter and more supple.
I still have both, as well as the new wide bore stuff. I actually prefer the heavier, stiffer original stuff but the new stuff is still brilliant.
In reply to Post #23
Rather than start a new thread does anyone use this or is it safe to use with a helicopter lead or best used lead clip system, thanks.
Rather than start a new thread does anyone use this or is it safe to use with a helicopter lead or best used lead clip system, thanks.
In reply to Post #17
MVF banned it due an an instance where the inner steel core resulted in a tethering incident. They also banned cradles due to a member dropped a fish onto the frame and popping a rib of the capture.
MVF banned it due an an instance where the inner steel core resulted in a tethering incident. They also banned cradles due to a member dropped a fish onto the frame and popping a rib of the capture.
In reply to Post #25
Its all random chance and Issac Newtons fault if he had not invented gravity fish never would have fallen.
Its all random chance and Issac Newtons fault if he had not invented gravity fish never would have fallen.
In reply to Post #20
Thanks Sherlock.
Thanks Sherlock.
In reply to Post #26
Funnily enough I don't remember ever hurting a fish when everyone simply laid them on the wet grass... Or even when some visionaries started to use baby changing mats
Funnily enough I don't remember ever hurting a fish when everyone simply laid them on the wet grass... Or even when some visionaries started to use baby changing mats
In reply to Post #28
I don't get the rule banning leaders. even with tubing when the line breaks (say 6 feet) above Tubing it will generally pig-tail and make the rig a tether rig anyway. The further from the rig the break the more likely this is, especially with the tow rope people use because leaders are banned.
I don't get the rule banning leaders. even with tubing when the line breaks (say 6 feet) above Tubing it will generally pig-tail and make the rig a tether rig anyway. The further from the rig the break the more likely this is, especially with the tow rope people use because leaders are banned.
In reply to Post #28
Where's the like button lol
Where's the like button lol