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Catapult v throwing stick (19 posts / 2,285 views)
carpyclarkey carpyclarkey
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Post #16 30 May 2023 10:47
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For that kind of range and those sized baits get a bait spoon on a 6 foot landing net pole
CityKoi CityKoi
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Post #17 31 May 2023 13:12
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catapult if you can for sure. especially if you can wade out a bit too and get that extra distance
Belch Belch
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Post #18 31 May 2023 13:23
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I'd say Dot Spod Air or decent catapult - good luck with a baiting spoon and landing net handle; you'll find that without significant practice / £'s most of your boilies will end up in the near margin . . .
oldgeezer oldgeezer
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Mr Linky Poo
Mr Linky Poo Post #19 31 May 2023 13:54
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EDIT EDIT SORRY JUST NOTICED YOUR USING 26m BOILES !!!!!!!
this will only take upto 20 mm sorry

IF ? you can find one the very best thing to use IMO is a Harrison Acurix Carbon Throwing Stick
its not a long range stick by any means but up to 110 yards ish its superbly accurate !!
and very easy to use I have owned and used almost every stick made since the early cobras
and the Harrison straight stick for short to medium rand ir perfection
checkout the video

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