A-N-D-Y
Age : 20
Joined : 13 Jun 2007
Posts : 16
Localisation : the best side of the tyne
|  Subject: TACKLE 'N' RIGS  Thu Jun 14, 2007 11:50 am | |
| I was wondering what is the best mono or braid on the market for hooklinks also is it worth considering lead core for the last 10 foot of your rig  |
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Hutchie
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Age : 35
Joined : 04 Jun 2007
Posts : 143
| | Subject: Re: TACKLE 'N' RIGS Fri Jun 15, 2007 9:32 am | |
| I guess I'm a little stuck in may ways when it comes to leadcore as I won't use anything else. This has a lot to do with the fact that I cant thread mainline through tubing though.
As for rigs I think it depends where you're fishing, at the park I have done well with ESP sink link (which I steal off the bald one) and Korda Hybrid. |
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garry36
Joined : 11 Jun 2007
Posts : 129
Localisation : hazelrigg
| | Subject: Re: TACKLE 'N' RIGS Fri Jun 15, 2007 2:01 pm | |
| hutch i thought you never catch fish  |
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Hutchie
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Age : 35
Joined : 04 Jun 2007
Posts : 143
| | Subject: Re: TACKLE 'N' RIGS Fri Jun 15, 2007 3:41 pm | |
| Not sure how you make that one out mate, the last time I fished next to you I won the match
also I'm not one to brag but I did pul the record mirror out of the park only a couple of weeks ago  |
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neil9629
Age : 34
Joined : 11 Jun 2007
Posts : 227
Localisation : lemington
| | Subject: rigs Fri Jun 29, 2007 12:58 pm | |
| | like hutch,i swear by lead-core as long as its used safely,i also find the coated braid for hooklenths are the best for my style of fishing i always use 20lb-25lb for hooklenths, although i have used flourocarbon esp ghost to good effect on last seasons night match's, im looking through my tackle to see what hooklink clobber i have spare for both you and rob. by the way cheers for the match gear,im over the moon |
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A-N-D-Y
Age : 20
Joined : 13 Jun 2007
Posts : 16
Localisation : the best side of the tyne
| | Subject: TACKLE 'N' RIGS Sun Jul 01, 2007 5:19 pm | |
| | thanks alot neil its no bother |
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