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There's a particular knot that I've seen on ready made rigs that have a sequin below it in order to prevent the bait fleeing up the snood...
...anyone know it?
Is this vague enough for anyone to answer?
Ooh a new vid!
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whats this 'power gum' (or summink) that gets mentioned in the mags etc its used for the same purpose is it not
It's line only... elastic and.... Jelly like... it stretches tight when you are doing your knot. When you finished the knot it relax's then grips your line.... i got some in my box.... from somewhere just noticed it the other day, good stuff though.
hope this helps
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power gu is used mainly by fly fishermen,its great for sea angling,it is made from elastic does not damage rig line,used to use it a lot crimps are better,but be carefull not to over crimp as this damages your line
cheer's been here awhile just waiting for my time to post and this thread started it up for me lol
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yeah went to marsden with him and sigsy on thursday, fish time fishing.... properly (i.e not sat on my a** behind the pedestrian tunnel wondering if the guy sleeping on the bench could do better)
Cheers for the welcome!
Thats 3 posts racked up in 10 minutes, I'm on fire lol
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Try some Scooby's, what the bairns use for knitting together to make bracelets and other things. Tried them for a few different things and they work very well
Jim.
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) that gets mentioned in the mags etc its used for the same purpose is it not
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