Bird Nest Casting, help me please!!!!!!

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DuncBooth5 wrote:

Welcome to the asylum! You'll soon be gibbering like the rest of us! :lol: :lol:

Though you are unlikely to ever get up to the standard of Concrete's gibbering :lol: :lol: :lol:

Welcome to "Looney Tunes does sea fishing" :lol:

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blakdog wrote:

DuncBooth5 wrote:

Welcome to the asylum! You'll soon be gibbering like the rest of us! :lol: :lol:

Though you are unlikely to ever get up to the standard of Concrete's gibbering :lol: :lol: :lol:

Welcome to "Looney Tunes does sea fishing" :lol:

Here endeth the lesson. Amen! :lol: :lol:

Member Joined: Aug 21, 2007 Posts: 6 Location: Isle of Man

Is it the sun's reflection on the water that does this to you? Seriously could my line be too slack on the spool? Can anyone recommend a good wieght to be casting with?

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As for line, why not buy some new and respool your reel. As for leads, look at the casting rating of your rod and go from there. I'm using between 5oz and 7oz depending on the rod and how much grip I need.

As for the sun, what sun? :lol:

Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 11:17 am

while fishing off mersea island recently i managed to catch to jetskis in one day obviously i wasnt happy at losing my line twice but it cheered me up no end when i saw a guy with a nasty fishing line cut across his forhead in the bar later must of hurt but im cruel like that..the next day at a totaly different spot i managed to snag a sailing dinghy so at least i didnt blank

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Hmmmmm. Anyone know what the shore caught record is for a jetski? :twisted:

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Coming back into Brightlingsea froma club boat trip once we ran over a windsurfer......hilarious.......one less windsurf board on the planet (or rather one less in one piece) :lol: