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I've used Shimano 5000's (gte's and xtea's) for the last few years and never had a problem with the clutches,set em right and use finger pressure on the spool skirt to control the runs/lunges,as you would on the rim of a pin,plus when the time comes to net em you've got your left hand free to...
David's post does make sense but hook sizes and patterns today are a very different kettle of fish to the "standard" sizing from a few years ago,just a ploy to sell more hooks,but in saying that I do use Korda wide gape X hooks just for the extra strength it gives.
If you want night fishing on the Severn take a look at The Sidings Fishery at Rhea Hall Highley,it's run by Paul Bradley and a day or night ticket is just £5,if you look on the Severn Gallery he has quite a few pics on there,some quality barbel,well worth a look.
Been wearing a pair of Scarpa walking/hiking boots for most of my fishing for a few years now,they are lightweight,comfortable,waterproof,warm and give plenty of grip in most situations,a bit pricey but well worth it.
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