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25 Sep 2018
@ 1:29pm
@ 1:29pm
In reply to Post #7
Daiwa GS 4000 for me, yet to use it, but it is the reel I have.
Daiwa GS 4000 for me, yet to use it, but it is the reel I have.
Forum: Rigs
Thread: Slip D rig using Wafters
26 Jun 2018
@ 3:11pm
@ 3:11pm
In reply to Post #1
I use a size 6 bank tackle longshank hook, little bit of shrink tube, micro rig swivel and a 16mm Manilla wafter. The whole thing settles slowly and the hook lays flat.
I use a size 6 bank tackle longshank hook, little bit of shrink tube, micro rig swivel and a 16mm Manilla wafter. The whole thing settles slowly and the hook lays flat.
Forum: Tackle
2 May 2018
@ 1:41pm
@ 1:41pm
In reply to Post #8
I wholeheartedly agree with this. I'd only ever use mono now if rules dictated...
I wholeheartedly agree with this. I'd only ever use mono now if rules dictated...
Forum: Tackle
1 May 2018
@ 9:31am
@ 9:31am
In reply to Post #6
I used the Gardner braid and loved it!
Still have it on two small reels.
I've also just loaded the Ridgemonkey braid onto my SS2600's - After its first use it performed well. However, time will tell. The Gardner braid I've used for two years now and don't have a single complaint about it.
I used the Gardner braid and loved it!
Still have it on two small reels.
I've also just loaded the Ridgemonkey braid onto my SS2600's - After its first use it performed well. However, time will tell. The Gardner braid I've used for two years now and don't have a single complaint about it.