In reply to Post #10
I usually have separate spod and marker but will also use the marker rod as a secondary spod rod for when ive got spots at different ranges(to save keep unclipping and wrapping up)
I just use the loop method on the end of braid leader and very easily swap from lead to whatever spomb etc.
I usually have separate spod and marker but will also use the marker rod as a secondary spod rod for when ive got spots at different ranges(to save keep unclipping and wrapping up)
I just use the loop method on the end of braid leader and very easily swap from lead to whatever spomb etc.
In reply to Post #16
Appears to be a decent enough idea but I can lay a spod down relatively softly, often a full skyliner throws a few out and the gulls are on that in a flash, really trying to avoid scattering bait on the surface.
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It's a 50/50 hitting the clip harder at longer range might have issues but needing to hit it harder at closer range to get the spread might be just as bad.
Appears to be a decent enough idea but I can lay a spod down relatively softly, often a full skyliner throws a few out and the gulls are on that in a flash, really trying to avoid scattering bait on the surface.
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It's a 50/50 hitting the clip harder at longer range might have issues but needing to hit it harder at closer range to get the spread might be just as bad.