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sorry, i dint make myself clear on this subject. I need to know how to elasticate the whips i have bought for my kids but i have always used rod and reel so i am totally confused as how to do this part of the setting up process plus i keep forgetting you polers use the term rig for the action end of the kit, B-) i hope ya can help me now i have cleared that bit up
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How do i set up the whip -- i was advised to set up as i would a pole -- does anyone know where i can lay my hands on such info.. thank you.. tomo
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i have just purchased 3 whips (3m, 5m & 7m) along with 3 elastication kits(sizes 4, 6, & 8) for my kids to use but as an "all my life" rod and reel user i am not sure whether to attatch direct to the eyelet that is on the tip or should they be cut and threaded like a pole? I am confused, please help. thank you all in advance, Tomo
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The fish were'nt
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thanx -- will have to take dog for a walk down that way see what i can findphil dean:Walk from the basin in the centre of Sheffield about half a mile towards tinsley, you're looking in the water for an inlet letting warm water into the canal, I used to fish there about 10 years ago, if the company is still trading it must be worth a shout as there were always some better fish hanging out there (the inlet pipe is inly a few inches wide so take your time and really search it out.
It was just after a road bridge about 150 yards before a railway bridge, we had perch to a pound and roach over a pound from there when the weather got cold and the fish shoaled up.
Another tactic is find the deepest hole, where it's deeper by a good couple of feet, once the ice has been and the temperaturures are really cold the bream will shoal up there, uswe bread punch on a size 16 (yes I know that's huge for a canal but it really works)
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gwatson:
use a big coat and thick gloves fool :-)
Strange reply, is this a new way of catching fish, i'd find it quite hard to cast with all that on the hook. There are some strange people around.
Anyway which bit do you normaly fish, i think the "plumpers" stretch is a little deeper?
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I regularly fish the Sheffield Canal and i was wondering if anyone out there has any tips now the cold weather is kicking in. Thanks in advance, B-D
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Question, "how many have you caught to-date?"Elton:Firstly, the prize
The three reel cases were supplied by http://www.fishrite.co.uk/ - please pay them a visit some time
The Cupping Corn and Carp pellets are from Whizzo - you can find out more about their products by emailing them on mailto:Whizzokev@aol.comWhizzokev@aol.com The Rules
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2. Judges decision is final.
3. No alternative prize will be offered.
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Your Task
Tricky one, this one...here with have that wise sage and regular to the forums, Poledark, but what's going on?
Please supply a suitably witty caption to the picture below:
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Question, "how many fish have you caught to-date?"Gray-Catchpole:how many entries Smegger?
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i think you'll need to dice it finer than that or get some bigger hookstomo170:tomo170:First, the prizes:
Two tubs of Power Naturals from http://www.purefishing.com/ - Gaffer is field testing these for us at the moment, so expect a review soon:
Secondly, these two Quiver Reel Covers from http://www.fishrite.co.uk/ :
Thirdly, a few more bits from Fishrite:
The Rules
1. Competition ends Monday 21st October, at noon.
2. Judges decision is final.
3. No alternative prize will be offered.
4. Maximum of two entries per forum member.
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Free Competition - Win These Framed Flies
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Posted
24 may 2003