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singy (M) · 08-02-2010, 20:54

Can't wait for next week. In the process of moving flats, tackle all over the place. might be rummaging through your tackle box Paul

lol

Paul_the_Bailiff · 09-02-2010, 07:46

Next Wednesday in a boat and Thursday on the bank.

Paul_the_Bailiff · 09-02-2010, 07:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by singy

Can't wait for next week. In the process of moving flats, tackle all over the place. might be rummaging through your tackle box Paul

lol

As long as it's only my tackle box you want to rummage through

!

Sorry, that's the Lyddon/Oram tag team I'm thinking of

B&B's all booked.

singy (M) · 09-02-2010, 08:51

Lovely

Nee to buy some big FO floats

Paul_the_Bailiff · 09-02-2010, 08:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by singy

Lovely

Nee to buy some big FO floats

The Greys trolling floats look ok. They have the crooked stem in the body and come in FO size too.

singy (M) · 11-02-2010, 13:36

Just grabbed some of the XL fox trolling floats. They take 35gs and have the same kink. Look just the job.

lyndon · 11-02-2010, 16:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by singy

Just grabbed some of the XL fox trolling floats. They take 35gs and have the same kink. Look just the job.

Not half as tough as the Greys ones I am afraid. Snapped more of them stems that I can shake a stick at, especially on the strike if using braid.

singy (M) · 12-02-2010, 00:03

Ah well, If I break all 4 on huge chew crocs i don't give a dam

daveaylett · 12-02-2010, 16:25

Next time you're after floats, 'av a look at eddieturnertackle.co.uk.

Ed does variety of dumpy/trolling floats right up to a massive job that takes 5oz lead and is just the job for slow trolling in good depths. (or supporting mansize baits).

Floats are good value and 'very robust'.

(proper pike gear for proper pikers)!!

cheers Dave

daveaylett · 12-02-2010, 16:30

ps. i personally think these trolling floats are just gimmicks.

Give me a decent size float with a decent size lead anytime (keeps the bait where it actually needs to be).

The 'kinky' floats may lock on the line but 35gms wont keep the bait down that well when your on the trolling motor/oars!!

And can be a nightmare when your about to land a good 'un and the b*****rd float is locked up by your tip ring!!!

08-02-2010, 20:54	#21
singy (M) Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Wraysbury Posts: 25,763	Can't wait for next week. In the process of moving flats, tackle all over the place. might be rummaging through your tackle box Paul lol __________________ singysblog.wordpress.com

09-02-2010, 08:51	#24
singy (M) Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Wraysbury Posts: 25,763	Lovely Nee to buy some big FO floats __________________ singysblog.wordpress.com

11-02-2010, 13:36	#26
singy (M) Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Wraysbury Posts: 25,763	Just grabbed some of the XL fox trolling floats. They take 35gs and have the same kink. Look just the job. __________________ singysblog.wordpress.com

12-02-2010, 00:03	#28
singy (M) Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Wraysbury Posts: 25,763	Ah well, If I break all 4 on huge chew crocs i don't give a dam __________________ singysblog.wordpress.com

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09-02-2010, 07:46	#22
Paul_the_Bailiff CEMEX Platinum Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Where ever I lay my traps, that\'s my home. Posts: 7,557	Next Wednesday in a boat and Thursday on the bank.

12-02-2010, 16:25	#29
daveaylett CEMEX Site Regular Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Sandy,beds. Posts: 209	Next time you're after floats, 'av a look at eddieturnertackle.co.uk. Ed does variety of dumpy/trolling floats right up to a massive job that takes 5oz lead and is just the job for slow trolling in good depths. (or supporting mansize baits). Floats are good value and 'very robust'. (proper pike gear for proper pikers)!! cheers Dave

12-02-2010, 16:30	#30
daveaylett CEMEX Site Regular Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Sandy,beds. Posts: 209	ps. i personally think these trolling floats are just gimmicks. Give me a decent size float with a decent size lead anytime (keeps the bait where it actually needs to be). The 'kinky' floats may lock on the line but 35gms wont keep the bait down that well when your on the trolling motor/oars!! And can be a nightmare when your about to land a good 'un and the b*****rd float is locked up by your tip ring!!!

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