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#504 16 Sept 2011 at 11.21pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #503 can we start a thread about this please chaps or revive 1 of the others ?
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#503 16 Sept 2011 at 11.18pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #501 with the bait touching the bottom you are float legering del.
What I am looking at here is putting a sliding knot on your main line, bead then the float. followed bt trace.
This way you can alter the depth you are fishing without having to strip everything down to do so.
It also hels as you are literally on casting how much line / trace you want out.
check out the pac web site for other techniques.
Lakey
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#502 16 Sept 2011 at 11.13pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #500 and don't fancy crossing waterwolf after reading one of his previous posts
what have i done wrong now ??????????????????????????????
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#501 16 Sept 2011 at 11.11pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #500 no its my first time going here. cheers for the tip. should i leave the leader long enough for the bait to touch the bottom. i find it awkward to cast with the float on and bait a good bit away, it looks like its spinning round each other, do you know what i mean?
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#500 16 Sept 2011 at 11.05pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #499 Set your chosen bait under a float mate.
Cast out let it settle, leave for a bit, then wind in a few yards then stop,
bait will get dragged along under the float and then drift back down when you stop winding.
Do you know the loch well you're fishing (don't name it as we have a no naming policy which is spot on and don't fancy crossing waterwolf after reading one of his previous posts )
If so go for the drop offs
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#499 16 Sept 2011 at 10.56pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #498 cheers. i am deadbaiting, got mackerel and herring. what do you mean wobbled? im going to a loch thats stocked with rainbow trout so a rainbow would be a good choice. would you recommend close to the edge to drop the bait? im from glasgow by the way. anyone else?
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#498 16 Sept 2011 at 10.26pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #496 Welcome Del. Hope you get a good day out tomorrow. If your deadbaiting it can be a slow game but you do sometimes get the bigger fish on deads and you never know when one is going to turn up - thats fishing for ya. As the pike are quite active at the moment a wobbled bait can get results and fill out the time while you waiting for a run. BTW I like a small rainbow deadbait for the bigger fish
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#497 16 Sept 2011 at 10.22pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #496 hi derek just have a look through the site theres loads of tips within the threads
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#496 16 Sept 2011 at 10.16pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #1000 alright lads, new here first message. day out planned for tommorow for the pike. im certainly no expert so been looking at the tips, got some good info. been fishing for pike for about a year now and only really know the basics but keen to learn. fished for trout for about 10 years
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#495 16 Sept 2011 at 8.21pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #493 hi mate ,welcome to the forum, looking forward to the pics
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#494 16 Sept 2011 at 7.40pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #493 whey hey another brian to add to the growing list
welcome to the nut house brian
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#493 16 Sept 2011 at 7.38pm | |  |
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Good evening people fo the forum this will be my first season of piking and hopeing to catch some nice fish. I live in chandlers ford near southampton any other southerners on here? I will be going with a friend who is very experienced with all species of fish hopeing to learn things from him. I read the article on how to unhook pike very informative and has been noted. Tight lines hope to post some pics soon.
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#492 13 Sept 2011 at 9.22pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #491 Oi oi, up the Essex boys, welcome Billy, there's a couple of Essex pikers lurking on here normally, well more than a couple i guess. I'm just down the road from you, luckily across from the A127 though and out of Basildump
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#491 13 Sept 2011 at 7.08pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #1000 essex to be exact basildump
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#490 9 Sept 2011 at 7.07pm | |  |
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In reply to Post #484 hi lads, can anyone give me any info on the forth and clyde canal is it any good for pike?and best methods cheers craig
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