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Never used soft braid but I'm sure it would work fine. You could also try use a helicopter rig with your standard ronnie hooklink and just adjust it depending on how deep it is.

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Northern specials, always use the + version and never had any problems with them

Will be at Berners hall for a 72hr session next month, never fished there before so any advice or info would be appreciated. Thanks.

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All 3 are good baits, krill for me though

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Used krill all year round and have full confidence in it. Have only used pacific tuna in Summer and did ok on it but caught a lot of bream on it for some reason. Both good baits and will catch use whatever you have confidence in.

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Muggas are the only hooks I use now. Slip d or german rig for bottom baits or wafters and ronnie for pop ups

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Got a set of TXI-D's a few months back and really like them so far. Nash siren R3s are also worth considering imo and cost a fair bit less than the delks.

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rdaa has some nice waters in the reading area, it's not a day ticket but you get access to around 10 lakes on the ticket and will probably work out quite a bit cheaper than fishing day tickets. Few of the lakes can be fairly hard, so it's probably worth looking into what lakes offer what you're looking for, but they have some every nice fish.

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Slip D for me, especially with a bigger bait.

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Done well on the kranks before, use muggas now though