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Never used pva bags, paranoid about them rolling off down stream with the free offerings, might be ok when the rivers low, but get a foot or so on the trent or dove and they might be ok in a peg down nottingham way,,,,,
The name is suposedly from cornwall, something to do with farming if you believe google, but its an unusual surname, only 1500ish on the globe, i think there's another village " ufton" in warwickshire somewhere,,, did a bit of ancestery mooching, got to the point where i thought its alright on...
Used to do a similar thing on the dove ian, put one of the baits on a band on the line above the hook and slide it down to the eye, and one on the hair, if they tried for both baits the hooks home, and the rods round
For me feathering or feeling the feeder down gives me info on weather its on gravel or weed, experiance has taught me if its in the right place,the other thing that happens is the feeder empties on the way down wich leaves a longer or shorter trail of freebies, depending on when you start the...
I think i'll stick with my small baits, might change if i fished the severn but last time i was on there was late 70s, dont really know the river, but i do know the upper trent and used to know the dove a little, and know what i do works, but each to whatever works for them, like i said in an...
It generally breaks at the knot on the hooklink, the weakest spot, unless the mainline is cut on a sharp rock, wich is normally close to bottom, so possibly 2ft? In any case that amount should easily pull through
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