Took the words out of my mouthchris.klumpy wrote:i also find the srt springs from gemini also very usefull when replacing hook lengths on a clipped down rig as they also allow you adjustment on the hook length like a stop knot
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You can keep the dabs and pin whiting. I'd rather miss these fish and not have to unhook the poor sods - unless im getting bored ofcoursewfsangler wrote:the size 1's will bring in most fish, except for the reel monsters of the deep. good hook choice imogmonkman wrote:.
Rather miss a small fish from using a big hook than a big fish from using a small hook.
Pulley would be a very close second.
Make a difference - take home 1 piece of someone's angling litter next time you are out fishing.
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I find you need to have the srt spring slightly compressed when making your rig,as after a few casts the spring itself will lose a bit of tension,and we don`t want a slack half inch do weShaun1118 wrote:Took the words out of my mouthchris.klumpy wrote:i also find the srt springs from gemini also very usefull when replacing hook lengths on a clipped down rig as they also allow you adjustment on the hook length like a stop knotBeat me to it though by a few seconds
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