Sea Fishing Angling

if you fish close to the car the salt tripod is great, if you fish marks that are a good trek away then it is noticably heavy. its very sturdy in windy conditions and on rocks but the weight is still a big issue with it for me. ive bought an ian golds tripod and if ive any bit of a trek i bring that...

lay the mussel meat on a tray and lightly cover in salt about 5/6 hours before you intend to use them. this will dry them out slightly and make them easier to get on a hook. 30 seconds after being in the water they rehydrate back to normal again.

I've heard the Golds rods were zziplex blanks- don't know if it's true or not ive heard that too but cant imagine it being true, ive also heard they were daiwa balnks and that they were blanks imported from china. where exactly they do come from i dont know, but they are good. another rumour going ...

just to throw the cat amongst the pigeon, have a look at the ian golds range. i bought the super match extra and i kinda liked it but at 14ft 10 it was too long for me. i swapped it a few months ago for the international match and all i can say it wow, what a rod. i genuinly dont think you will get ...

i read a post on another forum from someone who tested the akios reels before they went into mass production. he said himself and others reccommended a couple of very slight modifications and it could have been a very good reel comparable with ones much more expensive. he said akios never bothered w...

if you will be fishing over clean ground then a 2nd hand abu 6500 would be ideal, preferably a green mag elite. the older 2nd hand ones are better than the newer ones and will be cheaper. they are as easy to cast as a fixed spool if set up right. if the ground isnt so clean then a 525 mag wouldnt be...

i had to buy a bpht tip ring for one of my rods, this is the tip to match the bnhg, i was told by the shop that he has had some problems with the newer ones. he reckoned the older ones were made and assembled in japan but the newer ones were made from japanese componants but assembled in the uk and ...

you jammy jammy git , looks like a fishing trip of a lifetime, thanks for sharing it

at least ye got out and managed a fish, check back when ye have used the lights a few times to say how they are.

i dont think that fish is anywhere near 20lb, its a cracking fish and one id have loved to have caught, but for me it looks closer to 10lb than 20.

i presume you mean the Akios Shuttle lol ,
not used one myself but they have been getting very good reviews from both anglers and casters alike

thats not a bargain, thats robbery . i just hope he doesnt realise what a numpty he is and ask for them back

Every time I go sea fishing, I unwind my existing line onto a spare spool (From a fixed spool reel) drop the spool into a bucket of water to take away any salt from it and wind it back onto the reel via a clean piece of cloth to dry it properly. why are you doing this? when i get home i run my reel...

is this the rod?
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