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20th August 2007, 10:49 PM
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3oz and i still beat weldec
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WHAT am I doing wrong????????????????????????????
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21st August 2007, 07:19 AM
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Have you tried Knitting?
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21st August 2007, 07:20 AM
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how long was your hair and how much flow was there on the river?
the strong knocks you said sound to me like the feeder bouncing along the bottom as it wasnt quite heavy enough.
also bear in mind that pellets soften up in the water.. if a fish has been pecking at them then it will reduce the amount of pellet that is able to grip the hook, your reeling with no pellet left might not nessaceraly mean that it was a fish that had taken it all...its just come off.
it sounds like you and me should fish a match... it would be a tough contest for last place =) but im confident i could still take the wooden spoon
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21st August 2007, 07:21 AM
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Only joking Lee, The answer to all your fishing problems are. Practice Practice and more Practice
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21st August 2007, 11:33 AM
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when i fish a river with a feeder rod i would cast up stream, and put a bend on the tip so as the fish picks the bait up i would hit it on the drop backs that's when the tip comes back. its a better way of fishing but if the river has a fast flow on it then it would not work as well, as the feeder will move all over the place and you would not know if you had a bite or not. it must hold bottom for this to work. i have had big bag on hitting on the drop backs, as for pellets have you tyred sonubaits they do them in 8 and i think they do them in 10s? they will stay on hook a lot longer then the normal pellets. will if you hair rig them they stay even longer the fish will not take them of so easy have a go and see how you get on....
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21st August 2007, 11:45 AM
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3oz and i still beat weldec
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Originally Posted by baging up art
when i fish a river with a feeder rod i would cast up stream, and put a bend on the tip so as the fish picks the bait up i would hit it on the drop backs that's when the tip comes back. its a better way of fishing but if the river has a fast flow on it then it would not work as well, as the feeder will move all over the place and you would not know if you had a bite or not. it must hold bottom for this to work. i have had big bag on hitting on the drop backs, as for pellets have you tyred sonubaits they do them in 8 and i think they do them in 10s? they will stay on hook a lot longer then the normal pellets. will if you hair rig them they stay even longer the fish will not take them of so easy have a go and see how you get on....
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i was using the sonubaits pellets on the hook in 8mm and 11mm tried them hair rigged and straight on the hook same result couldn't hit a thing
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21st August 2007, 12:31 PM
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do you want me to show you how to catch em.
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21st August 2007, 01:21 PM
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it could be three things....(one) the hair is to long try sorting it.. (two) it could be your hook size try different hook sizes till you start catching... (three) this maybe the problem you are getting fishing with a feeder it could be that the smaller fish are hit the feed therefor, it looks like you are getting bites but the smaller fish are moving the feeder long the bottom of the river bed ie bite. know this is what you can try start by casting out 6 to 7 big feeder fulls of bait don't fish with the feeder, after that take the feeder off and put a bomb on and cast on top of the feed you have put out. if it works and you are catch fish just keep fishing on top of it. then if the bites start to go way and you are not getting any bites then put the feeder on do the same and so. try it it may work not seeing the river you are fishing it hard to tell you how you should fish it. i have fished the river were i live for 29 yrs be it fast water or slow, to day i just fish lakes i have been do that for about 6 yrs now. it hard to fish the river on the pole or rod were i live due to the bikes that go up and down. the rive Avon has got some lovely fish in it, its a sham you cant get on the river bank to fish it just hope that this will help you leetwin all the best mate
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21st August 2007, 09:18 PM
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3oz and i still beat weldec
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Lee next time your going down the severn i'll come with ya and yes you can show me how to catch them....
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21st August 2007, 09:40 PM
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when do you want to go....afternoon is better
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