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Thom
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 Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 6:56 pm Post subject: How to fish the feeder! |
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ok so my write up is a rough guide, in poor detail IMHO however here's the link for people that can translate it
http://www.sea-fishing.org/ftopicp-12791.html#12791
i know a few people have been asking about this method so i figured i'd type my way up  |
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VifferRider
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| I got the picture - many thanks for that |
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Thom
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we have deep water and strong tides up here and as long as you dont use a massive feeder you'll be fine, i've seen some guys fishing massive versions and this is where the problem can come in. you dont need much bait to get a good scent trail going so a small feeder is all i use. if you want to try a large feeder i advise cutting long strips in the feeder to allow the bait to get out quickly and for the current/flow to go through.
i admit there are a few problems but if you use something about film canister size you shouldnt have any problems if you've got a decent fixed lead out. (by decent i mean decent wires that actually hold) |
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