As thread title, what are the best out there atm? TIA.
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I would have said the defiant MPS warlock, but they are no longer listed on the website.
I've got a set of the M.R. Twitcher on order to see how good those are...
What range are you fishing?
I would have said the defiant MPS warlock, but they are no longer listed on the website.
I've got a set of the M.R. Twitcher on order to see how good those are...
What range are you fishing?
In reply to Post #1
Double post...
Double post...
In reply to Post #1
I'd certainly have a look at the Cygnet pivot arms if I were you. I use these a lot and they are spot on. Great at neutralising wind interference and they are not expensive and you can match them up with your own heads👍
I'd certainly have a look at the Cygnet pivot arms if I were you. I use these a lot and they are spot on. Great at neutralising wind interference and they are not expensive and you can match them up with your own heads👍
In reply to Post #2
Margin to about 70yards max
Margin to about 70yards max
In reply to Post #4
They look great!
They look great!
In reply to Post #1
Solar kit off, double ended swinger arm with sliding weights, custom bobbins and matrix clips.
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Solar kit off, double ended swinger arm with sliding weights, custom bobbins and matrix clips.
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I've been using the fox mini swingers since they came out and think they're absolutely great....not exactly tarty but hey ho they do the job really well.
In fact the only time I don't use them is when I use my fox quiver arms for distance and zig fishing
I've been using the fox mini swingers since they came out and think they're absolutely great....not exactly tarty but hey ho they do the job really well.
In fact the only time I don't use them is when I use my fox quiver arms for distance and zig fishing
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I've got the fox black label mini swinger, been very happy with them. Can pick them up pretty cheaply compared to other solid arm offerings.
I've got the fox black label mini swinger, been very happy with them. Can pick them up pretty cheaply compared to other solid arm offerings.
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That will be nice and cheap
That will be nice and cheap
Have a look at the Gardner ones
Small enough to tuck in a bag pocket just in case...
Small enough to tuck in a bag pocket just in case...
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Why rigid arms?
Why rigid arms?
In reply to Post #12
Big winds?!
Big winds?!
In reply to Post #13
Yes, even mod winds, I've used many indicators over the years, Inc the original swingers, and those apart, have found UNLESS clipped up tight, in any crosswind its either turn your sensitivity right down low, or put up with false bleeps.
Thanks for all replys, I'm going for the cygnet ones, solar look great but big £ I'm not spending.
Yes, even mod winds, I've used many indicators over the years, Inc the original swingers, and those apart, have found UNLESS clipped up tight, in any crosswind its either turn your sensitivity right down low, or put up with false bleeps.
Thanks for all replys, I'm going for the cygnet ones, solar look great but big £ I'm not spending.
In reply to Post #14
Yes I use the cygnet pivot arms, for the money they are very good,I fish large windy pit...normally at range, they eliminate wind bleeps big time compare to my previous chain setup...
I always fish tight lines and these are ideal for this as well...
Yes I use the cygnet pivot arms, for the money they are very good,I fish large windy pit...normally at range, they eliminate wind bleeps big time compare to my previous chain setup...
I always fish tight lines and these are ideal for this as well...