Mr_Smit
Last active 2144 days ago
Profile picture
Activity
- Posts
- 103
- Registered
- 28 Oct 2017 19:52
- Last posted
- 24 Jun 2020 15:57
Contact details
- Name
- M*** S***
- Location
- The Netherlands
Last posts from this user
Forum / Thread
Post
Date/Time
Forum: Bait
Thread: Particles in the Slow Cooker...
24 Jun 2020
@ 3:57pm
@ 3:57pm
In reply to Post #1
Hi,
I use a large 30 liter catering boiler/kettle (for soup/gluhwein).
Easy preparation of large quantities, without the need of a gas burner.
Hi,
I use a large 30 liter catering boiler/kettle (for soup/gluhwein).
Easy preparation of large quantities, without the need of a gas burner.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: new mono mainline
4 Sep 2019
@ 9:58pm
@ 9:58pm
Very happy with the Awa-S Ekon Carp Ion Power line. 
Low stretch, high breaking strain, sinks well, very abrasion resistant, good on the knots, the whole package if you ask me, have not found any disadvantages after 2 years of use.
Low stretch, high breaking strain, sinks well, very abrasion resistant, good on the knots, the whole package if you ask me, have not found any disadvantages after 2 years of use.
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Fluorocarbon hooklink?
22 Mar 2019
@ 10:11am
@ 10:11am
In reply to Post #25
Hi Twier,
Do you start the whipping of the knotless knot to the opening of the hook eye? With a mono/fluorcarbon always make sure the first whip is on the bended side of the eye. This is because the opposite side has a sharp edge due the cutting of the wire of the hook, which can cause a cut-off. When you use a thicker fluorocarbon as you stated, this will be less prone to a cut-off at the sharp side of the hook eye.
Hi Twier,
Do you start the whipping of the knotless knot to the opening of the hook eye? With a mono/fluorcarbon always make sure the first whip is on the bended side of the eye. This is because the opposite side has a sharp edge due the cutting of the wire of the hook, which can cause a cut-off. When you use a thicker fluorocarbon as you stated, this will be less prone to a cut-off at the sharp side of the hook eye.
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Fluorocarbon hooklink?
19 Feb 2019
@ 8:48pm
@ 8:48pm
In reply to Post #5
I ordered a spool after reading your positive reply. Received it today and must say I'm very impressed! No steaming, high breaking strain at relative small diameter and knots like a dream. The 23.5lb has a nice stiffness to it, and passed my pulling test.
I ordered a spool after reading your positive reply. Received it today and must say I'm very impressed! No steaming, high breaking strain at relative small diameter and knots like a dream. The 23.5lb has a nice stiffness to it, and passed my pulling test.