In reply to Post #17
Never thought the fishing was easy, just when you're on the fish it seems that they move in large shoals & the trick is to hold them. I know Toronto well, fished the Humber around Old Mill but never the St. Lawrence - looks epic tho. Have family there & around Ottawa so maybe a trip's in order. Thx the replies, all helps the confidence 👍.
Never thought the fishing was easy, just when you're on the fish it seems that they move in large shoals & the trick is to hold them. I know Toronto well, fished the Humber around Old Mill but never the St. Lawrence - looks epic tho. Have family there & around Ottawa so maybe a trip's in order. Thx the replies, all helps the confidence 👍.
In reply to Post #16
I'm based in Holland & where there's water...there's bream. Had them on four tigers, feeding only tigers🙈
Chods slow ‘em down tho, prob too blatant / high?
I'm based in Holland & where there's water...there's bream. Had them on four tigers, feeding only tigers🙈
Chods slow ‘em down tho, prob too blatant / high?
In reply to Post #19
I would suggest bigger seperation between the hook and the hookbait with a bigger bait.
Perhaps the mechanics stop them hooking themselves on chods a bit more..
I would suggest bigger seperation between the hook and the hookbait with a bigger bait.
Perhaps the mechanics stop them hooking themselves on chods a bit more..
In reply to Post #21
Cheers - likewise if you're in the ‘Lowlands'.
Cheers - likewise if you're in the ‘Lowlands'.