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hi manni,
thanks for the excellent description you gave for making cage feeders....it's always rewarding to make your own tackle.
what part of france are you from?
tight lines <')Andy<
Hi Andy
Thank' s
I' m living in Normandy , in Deauville and have english fishermen good friends here.
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Sorry for my english !
This an easy method for tying cage feeders.
You need:
Wire mesh 6 mm ( in France we call it “ bird wire mesh “ )
A piece of wood to give the form to the cage.
A piece of bin liner strap and a big needle to close the frame ( oversewed )
Power gum
A little plastic pearl and plastic tube.
A long bait needle
A swivel.
Flat leads ( we call them coffin leads !!!) and wire. 10, 15, 20 , 30, 40 , 50 and 60 grams.
So, that’ s all. I hope the pictures will be explicit enough.
Painting ….optionnal of course.
Make a double knot on the power gum.
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Really very easy to ty.
Un bonjour de la France !
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I' m sorry . I forgot the picture of the floats tied. A straight waggler and a sliding one.
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I use with total satisfaction the Kevin Nash zero tolerance jacket.
The best jacket i ever tried.
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When I fish with a sliding waggler, my rig is :
A few little slip shots near the hooklength and a main mass (4 to 15 g ).
This mass can be made with big slip shots but when you change their position , it weakens the line.
I prefer using ball weights 1 or 2 g ( “ lead pearls” we say in France ) . To fasten them I have a knack:
I use a 1.5 cm carbon , a peace of silicon tube and a little rubber bead.
I make a half loop around the carbon and cover it with the silicon. You can see the following on the pictures.
A little soft slip shot is pinched a the top of the rig to hold the lead pearls. Easy to move.
The rig is strong and don' t move at all when you cast!
PS: sorry for my english but when I was young, I prefered go fishing instead learning my lessons!
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In France we call this plant " herbe a pampa " ...pampa grass. It ' s very common .
The boatnical name is Cortaderia selleana.
With the stems yan can make very good wagglers after painting and varnishing.
December is the best month for the harvest.
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Hello
I' m a french fisherman. Living in Normandy. I like feeder and float fishing.
I' m happy to join the forum. The posts are very interesting.
Sorry for my english .
Happy New Year
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Great wishes from France
Happy new year all !