A 3 hook flapper with 6/0 hooks will be upto the job the ones you get off ebay 10 rigs for a quid of somthing, bait can be a big chunk of mackerel and dont use bait elastic as this will impare the presentation of the bait
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You can that type of Fladen set up at The chippy (store in Southport by Asda) for £30...................no postage.........benh wrote:thanks for that shaun 1118
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noddy rod and you know itbenh wrote:Hi all i am thinking of getting a new rod was thinking about getting a fladen have been told they are good rods any help would be great cheers ben
Shaun1118 wrote:You appear to already have your eye on a fladen power stick! A good choice may i add, if you shop about on the internet you may be able to find a good combo deal including a reel, line, noddy bells and a set of mackie feathers plus a lead! Then head down to the nearest prom or breakwater and away you go, not a care in the world, be sure not to take any shockleader cos this would take the fun out of it as mackie bashing would no longer be dangerous or reckless. Dont forget to use the bell just incase you cant feel 5 fish smash into the feathers.... Once youve filled your bucket, wellies and boot with copious amounts of mackerel you can then go and target dogfish.
A 3 hook flapper with 6/0 hooks will be upto the job the ones you get off ebay 10 rigs for a quid of somthing, bait can be a big chunk of mackerel and dont use bait elastic as this will impare the presentation of the bait![]()
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Don't let it get caught in the grid..............your rod snaps in half...............benh wrote:what is the best casting technique of the ground with a big baitFishingFreakJack wrote:Shaun1118 wrote:You appear to already have your eye on a fladen power stick! A good choice may i add, if you shop about on the internet you may be able to find a good combo deal including a reel, line, noddy bells and a set of mackie feathers plus a lead! Then head down to the nearest prom or breakwater and away you go, not a care in the world, be sure not to take any shockleader cos this would take the fun out of it as mackie bashing would no longer be dangerous or reckless. Dont forget to use the bell just incase you cant feel 5 fish smash into the feathers.... Once youve filled your bucket, wellies and boot with copious amounts of mackerel you can then go and target dogfish.
A 3 hook flapper with 6/0 hooks will be upto the job the ones you get off ebay 10 rigs for a quid of somthing, bait can be a big chunk of mackerel and dont use bait elastic as this will impare the presentation of the bait![]()
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FishingFreakJack wrote:i promise you there were no grids![]()
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I may not know loads about sea fishing apart from the rig and bait side but i am not a tardsvenbren wrote:FishingFreakJack wrote:i promise you there were no grids![]()
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no grids but a ffj home made 3 hook rig baited with
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........1/ whole stuffed calamari with a full mackerel
........2/whole mackrel
........3/4 day old king rag worm tipped off with a mackerel head
and a 6oz Gemini lead
Steve Duffy wrote:We'll be the judge of that Jack.![]()
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no sweat im not a tardBens dad wrote:be careful Jacko people are wary of tards on here