Hi, thank you! More to come 😁

Thank you - I probably could manage with a fluorocarbon leader but I’m a bit more confident when I’m using a wire trace.

Hi, thank you

Hi, thank you! I’ve got a belter lined up for next week 😁

@@reellures2770 looking forward to it already

As soon as I switched over to the BFS gear I started catching again. Had a really tough winter on the big lures, put on a 2” grub and boom. It’s definitely lively around me, although the cold snap we’re meant to be getting may slow things down again.

@@reellures2770 yea iv had a lot of blanks latley but i can't complain too much as i had 1 good day that made up for it last week, video of the perch is on my channel, 2lb 7oz, 42cm out my local canal.. I was over the moon! My new pb perch.. But it's been really hard going in general 🤷‍♂️

I’ll check it out 👍

😁 they’re very good but very small. I’m beginning to realise that as well as pie thumbs getting in the way I might need a trip to specsavers. In all honesty the much lighter trace has made a massive difference.

@@reellures2770 I use a thin 5kg tungsten trace when fishing trebles and cranks, but if aiming just for perch with singles iv been using 10lb flurocarbon. It's the clips I struggle with! Them ones look like you just pull the split ring straight threw? If so it might be easier for me to try them

Yes that’s right, it’s shaped like a small hook. You just pull the lure on. I’ve got some on 8lb fluorocarbon as well. Very light weight too and much easier than re-tying.