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    Are there floats big enough out there that can be cast with a 12ft Beachcaster?

    Am racking my brain how to tackle the Bass conundrum and am keen to try something different....

    I could easily use the light set-up but I want to maybe cast it a little further than 20yds
    Ooh a new vid!

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    Once you've found your bass mark, they will seldom be more than 50ft from the shore in my experience, so the big rod is overkill for what will probably be a schoolie about 1lb in weight. Fish with light gear and fresh crab, or better still SWFF for them.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by RobAdair View Post
      Once you've found your bass mark, they will seldom be more than 50ft from the shore in my experience, so the big rod is overkill for what will probably be a schoolie about 1lb in weight. Fish with light gear and fresh crab, or better still SWFF for them.
      My heads still woozy from last night...what's SWFF?

      I reckon I'll try big rod and also light rod...just need some wind now to stir the sea up a bit...it's too flat at the mo'
      Ooh a new vid!

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      • #4
        SWFF --- Salt Water Fly Fishing

        Location is the key with Bass. Once you find somewhere they're not actually that hard to catch. Like Rob says, they'll not be far out if they're on the feed.

        Had one crackin session casting out no more than about 30 yds into the surf. Pure chance that I got 1st one, nested the reel and the cast just drop short. Was just sorting reel out and the rod starting banging away. Was getting knocks every cast just lobbing it out 30yds or so.

        Pm me if you want any more inf Wallsendo

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        • #5
          Originally posted by The Great Wallsendo View Post
          My heads still woozy from last night...what's SWFF?
          Secret bait - Safeway Fish Fingers

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          • #6
            Originally posted by peter.m View Post
            Secret bait - Safeway Fish Fingers
            Birdseye said this week that they would start using Pollock in their fish fingers instead of cod....species two accounted for and club card points too
            Ooh a new vid!

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            • #7
              you only need 40/50 yard casts to catch bass
              you want to be in the breakers of waves
              a pear/round lead is ideal to let the bait wash around in the surf
              rag worm is great bait .
              but they love sandeels in them conditionsfind your spot and give it a whirl mate i know my spot lol

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              • #8
                hi m8

                i use this big Orange float u fill it with water to cast it in to the surf
                Last edited by codnot; 13-08-2007, 08:54 AM.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by codnot View Post
                  i use this big Orange float u fill it with water to cast it in to the surf
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                  • #10
                    Just bought a float like that this lunch....will be giving it a go
                    Ooh a new vid!

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                    • #11
                      whats the crack with rigging one of them up then ?
                      Happy to help, Keen to learn!

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                      • #12
                        hi m8

                        put clip on each side i use a 2 hook flapper with a small ball wait on the bottom attach to main line fill with water so u can get the cast just over the surf & let it go the surf doz it's job u get the bass/pollock it works very well

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                        • #13
                          bass marks

                          is there any chance any ov you ladds could let me in on some bass marks and any pikctures on how to rig a float up havent a clue cheers ladds

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by COD007 View Post
                            is there any chance any ov you ladds could let me in on some bass marks and any pikctures on how to rig a float up havent a clue cheers ladds
                            When I get in tonight I'll set it up and take a pic

                            As to Bass Marks - people are more secretive than Davy Jones locker when it comes to location...just research the theory and then go looking, the marks are very possibly just on your doorstep....not that I know any it must be said. Just going to try a few spots out and hope for the best
                            Ooh a new vid!

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                            • #15
                              check you PMs wallsendo
                              Happy to help, Keen to learn!

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