tea rooms,best rig
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joeflan35
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tea rooms,best rig
going to chance killiney in the next few days,just wondering if there is a rig to be made,to limit the lost traces
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Re: tea rooms,best rig
Id use a Pulley rig with some form of week link. The week link I use is 2 gemini lead links with bait clips joined together with weeker line than the mainline on your reel . the links join together to allow you to cast and release when they hit the water allowing you to break free of your lead if it gets stuck.
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Re: tea rooms,best rig
perfect i'll give that a go, fished there before had good results.but always lost heaps of gearbigsod wrote:Id use a Pulley rig with some form of week link. The week link I use is 2 gemini lead links with bait clips joined together with weeker line than the mainline on your reel . the links join together to allow you to cast and release when they hit the water allowing you to break free of your lead if it gets stuck.
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Re: tea rooms,best rig
plain leads were a lot easier to get back there last time i fished it. you can flatten them with a hammer so they rise to the top quicker. fished poorly last week.
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Re: tea rooms,best rig
m.b3 wrote:plain leads were a lot easier to get back there last time i fished it. you can flatten them with a hammer so they rise to the top quicker. fished poorly last week.
Yeah I agree, didn't lose as much when I used the flat and watch leads and make sure that your mainline is heavy enough too, I'd say a minimum of 30lb.
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Re: tea rooms,best rig
was down 3 days last week first day was ok with a nice surf and nothing the other 2 nights which were flat calm and northerlies.m.b3 wrote:plain leads were a lot easier to get back there last time i fished it. you can flatten them with a hammer so they rise to the top quicker. fished poorly last week.
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