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Hi all,
Never fished for them before but I m going to have a go for them over the next few seasons when conditions dictate. The waters I will be fishing don't require huge casts 30-40 yards being the furthest, with much of the fishing done closer than this. Carp being high duobles to mid...
Chris,
I've got a similar problem on a sand pit that I fish. Although it doesn't have any Roach or Rudd in it (long story) it does hold a lot of small crucians, with a sparse stocking of some big old things up to and over 3lb, which Ive seen once in the deep, clear margins. It has LOTS of...
I just read something that in a carp mag (im not a carp fisherman), and I wondered if someone could clear up what the thing I read actually means.
When referring to casting out a decent distance, the anglers said he
"likes to cast with the biggest drop possible, 8ft if I can get away with it"...
Thanks a lot fellas.
Steve it was from the upper River Dane. Some HUGE dace in here as well that have yet eluded me.
Can't beat river fishing. Im definitely taking a some lightish swim feeder gear next time. Nice to get a feel for a river roving with the trotting gear though. Anyway, time...
Had 20 odd grayling today. Not big, all around a pound. Much better fish to be had but happy to catch. Had 8 chub to 4lb as well. Perfect on the 'pin and light line. Can't beat it.
Hello Fellas,
Just Hijacking the thread temporarily to ask, whats the lightest b/s hooklength you would go down to for grayling? Presuming the water is reasonably pacey and they are pound fish with the chance of a two?
My first season after them so I dont want to go undergunned...
Im going to b having my first real few sessions for grayling this winter, and Im enjoying this thread a lot, and picking up a lot of interesting ideas. Keep it going people! :)
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