Afternoon all just after a bit of advice. I recently purchased the nash baiting pole system only trouble I'm having is that more times than not when I do get my rig and bait to the perfect spot and drop it when I'm retrieving the spoon I notice that my line and rig are still attached to the spoon. Any hints or tips on how to prevent this would be massively appreciated cheers.
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Lift the tip of your rod high up before dropping it, get all the slack out of the line and get all the line out of the water. Then as you drop the rig you can feel it hit the bottom.
Lift the tip of your rod high up before dropping it, get all the slack out of the line and get all the line out of the water. Then as you drop the rig you can feel it hit the bottom.
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Common problem with initial use of a baiting pole, basically you have to tip the spoon to the side your line is laying , if you don't it loops over the pole, clearly these nash poles can be very long indeed so your line could be all over the place by the time you finish shipping it out. As has been said try lifting the rod and mending the line to one side of the spoon and then tip it that side. A bung of foam in the butt ring keeps the line tight and helps a lot.
Have a look at Julian Cundiffs page on fb he has done a bushwhacker tutorial on there.
Common problem with initial use of a baiting pole, basically you have to tip the spoon to the side your line is laying , if you don't it loops over the pole, clearly these nash poles can be very long indeed so your line could be all over the place by the time you finish shipping it out. As has been said try lifting the rod and mending the line to one side of the spoon and then tip it that side. A bung of foam in the butt ring keeps the line tight and helps a lot.
Have a look at Julian Cundiffs page on fb he has done a bushwhacker tutorial on there.
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Cheers gents I went and had a look on Julian Cundiffs Facebook page and I found the parts about it. I will give it a go on my next session l. It's absolutely perfect for my club water I like to fish just have to master, from what I've seen I'm not the only one who struggled with it to start off with.
Cheers gents I went and had a look on Julian Cundiffs Facebook page and I found the parts about it. I will give it a go on my next session l. It's absolutely perfect for my club water I like to fish just have to master, from what I've seen I'm not the only one who struggled with it to start off with.