Does anyone have any comments on splicing needles? I'm currently using a Nash one but I'm not overly keen on it; although it could be me, I'm having trouble with the needle pushing kind of straight through the sidewall of the lead free leader. I am currently using a mix of Trakker 65lb/Bank Tackle 45lb material.
Thanks in advance brethren and sisters.
Ian Red 🤔🎣☕
Thanks in advance brethren and sisters.
Ian Red 🤔🎣☕
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Had a few different ones. But, I've finally settled on the 3 in a pack ESP ones.
https://esp-carpgear.com/products/tools/splicing-needles/
They just seem to work without any dramas.
Had a few different ones. But, I've finally settled on the 3 in a pack ESP ones.
https://esp-carpgear.com/products/tools/splicing-needles/
They just seem to work without any dramas.
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Look at the fox edges easy splice needle
Look at the fox edges easy splice needle
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The Fox easy splice needle is the best I've used
The Fox easy splice needle is the best I've used
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Avid retractable one mate - good bit of kit with a strong needle.
Avid retractable one mate - good bit of kit with a strong needle.
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Thinking anglers 👌
Thinking anglers 👌
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I use a fly tying bobbin threader, I find it easier than a needle.
Fox easy splice looks like it works the same way.
I use a fly tying bobbin threader, I find it easier than a needle.
Fox easy splice looks like it works the same way.
As has already been recommended - If you're having trouble with the needle going through the side then the Fox Easy Splice is the one to get.
It's a different design to the traditional gated needles.
It's a different design to the traditional gated needles.