bumperboy
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Cobb Premier v Premier Air
30 Apr 2022
@ 1:14pm
@ 1:14pm
In reply to Post #34
Sorted myself out a cobb premier gas.
Silly expensive but let's not mess about, there is no mess, and you can cook anything to perfection.
Sorted myself out a cobb premier gas.
Silly expensive but let's not mess about, there is no mess, and you can cook anything to perfection.
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Coloured hook kickers
1 Mar 2022
@ 1:57pm
@ 1:57pm
In reply to Post #3
I bought 1m metre of red electrical shrink tube for £1.50 on ebay.
I use it with red mags, it looks decent in clear water.
Do i think it matters. Probably not.
Does it do any harm. No.
I bought 1m metre of red electrical shrink tube for £1.50 on ebay.
I use it with red mags, it looks decent in clear water.
Do i think it matters. Probably not.
Does it do any harm. No.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Lack of Korda YouTube Videos
10 Dec 2021
@ 10:47am
@ 10:47am
In reply to Post #30
Wise words those.
Wise words those.
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Blowback rig, silicone or ring ?
10 Dec 2021
@ 9:29am
@ 9:29am
In reply to Post #34
All great until the lead hits the deck, which will in turn propel the lighter hookbait towards the lead potentially leaving the ring round the eye. You understand that?
I get interpretations of the definition of blowback rig are different.
All great until the lead hits the deck, which will in turn propel the lighter hookbait towards the lead potentially leaving the ring round the eye. You understand that?
I get interpretations of the definition of blowback rig are different.
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Blowback rig, silicone or ring ?
9 Dec 2021
@ 1:57pm
@ 1:57pm
In reply to Post #32
The ring won't sit by the eye on a cast at all - correct.
It might do when it hits the lake bed though, because it has that movement - which is where it matters.
You can be safe in your knowledge the silicon wont move on the cast or when it hits the bottom
The ring won't sit by the eye on a cast at all - correct.
It might do when it hits the lake bed though, because it has that movement - which is where it matters.
You can be safe in your knowledge the silicon wont move on the cast or when it hits the bottom
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Blowback rig, silicone or ring ?
9 Dec 2021
@ 12:55pm
@ 12:55pm
In reply to Post #30
I dont understand how a ring is going to reset all the time? It can reset but, would it as often as people think, even on a cast there is nothing to stop the ring sitting by the eye.
Tubing all the way for me and one of the 2 main rigs I use.
I dont understand how a ring is going to reset all the time? It can reset but, would it as often as people think, even on a cast there is nothing to stop the ring sitting by the eye.
Tubing all the way for me and one of the 2 main rigs I use.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Wychwood Tactical bivvy
26 Oct 2021
@ 9:11am
@ 9:11am
In reply to Post #45
Its a great brolley IMO - double happy with mine
Its a great brolley IMO - double happy with mine
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Maggot Needle
18 Oct 2021
@ 2:17pm
@ 2:17pm
In reply to Post #11
If you look and see how big a fine wire 16 treble is, you would see the potential for any unintentional mouth damage is seriously low.
Openly shown this to multiple syndicate leaders over the years none of which decline its use - should have expected the general carper to jump down its throat though so maybe should have kept it to myself.
If you look and see how big a fine wire 16 treble is, you would see the potential for any unintentional mouth damage is seriously low.
Openly shown this to multiple syndicate leaders over the years none of which decline its use - should have expected the general carper to jump down its throat though so maybe should have kept it to myself.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Maggot Needle
18 Oct 2021
@ 12:16pm
@ 12:16pm
In reply to Post #9
Apologies.
Make sure you read the fishery rules first kids
Apologies.
Make sure you read the fishery rules first kids
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Maggot Needle
18 Oct 2021
@ 11:23am
@ 11:23am
In reply to Post #7
Just chucking this out there, I use a size 16 fine wire barbless treble (ebay) - 2 mags on each hook and pulled into the foam/boilie.
Eliminates the threading faff.
Just chucking this out there, I use a size 16 fine wire barbless treble (ebay) - 2 mags on each hook and pulled into the foam/boilie.
Eliminates the threading faff.