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In reply to Post #5
It’s the one titled ‘fishing for a uk 60 that anyone can fish for’ , I think it’s the latest one, around 13 minutes in 👍
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In reply to Post #3
What one was it? I’d like to give it a watch
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In reply to Post #1
You can fish a drop off inline in a solid bag - much better IMHO for solid bags than lead clips. You can either use the gemini or Avid stems with the inline leads with a slot in so the leads drop off on a take. Or, my preferred method is a short length of lead-free leader with a big-ring swivel spliced one end, and a loop the other. The lead free leader goes through the rubber sleeve, wraps around the outside of the inline lead and the swivel barrel pushes into the hole at the bottom of the lead where the line would normally come through, just pull it tight and it'll hold on casts/retrieves, but will always drop off on a take. Lead free leader can be a long as you like, but I just use about 6 inches or so - just enough so I can pre-tie the PVA bags, and just a simple grinner or loop-to-loop to your mainline.
That said, you can (and I have done on my current water) use the Korda hybrid lead clips to pre-tie PVA bags. Its fiddly but you can just about pre-tie the PVA bag with everything in it with just the loop of the Korda hybrid lead clip poking out the top - again, simple grinner or loop-to-loop - using a grinner you can of course still use rig tubing.
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In reply to Post #2
I’ve just watched this 👍 exactly what I wanted to hear, definitely giving it a try.
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I don't (more a mesh guy), but Joe from Carp Angle does and has a nice run down of using clips in bags in one of his videos. Don't know which one, one of the earlier ones i believe.
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Does anybody use a leadclip in a solid bag ? I use leadclips for pretty much all my fishing, I like the idea of using them in a solid bag so I can drop the lead easily on a weedy lake and change to other types of rigs easily. Anybody had success with lead clips in bags ?
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