Side Current
Submitted by sefton on Tue, 2013-01-15 19:43
Anyone developed any good ideas to help combat a side current washing baits up??
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Stick a big sinker on
Stick a big sinker on it...more info maybe
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Sinker
Try using grapnell sinkers or cone sinkers, but more importantly the correct size for the conditions u fishing
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Hey mate I got a mold sent
Hey mate I got a mold sent over from America for storm sinkers there the best I've used off the beach anyway look em up it's called doit yourself molds or somthing like that I've given them to a few of me mates and they agree Im more than happy to chuck u a couple if your keen on trying them i'd b keen for some feed back I'm nor and got them in 5and6 oz and waiting for a 7and8 oz mold
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old salt
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fishing with braid helps a
fishing with braid helps a bit i find, as well as obviously keeping as much of your line out of the water to reduce drag. the bigger the rod the less drag. as mentioned grapnel sinkers also help, although some days nothing matters!
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sefton
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cheers fellas.il check out
cheers fellas.
il check out those moulds! I do all my fishing in the lower south west. Pretty heavy surf conditions which is good for deep gutters and wash outs. But as u know with gutters and swell comes sideways current. Thought someone might have come up with a technique to keep te baits out straighter for longer.?? I use 6 ounce sinkers, and even sumtimes theyre not enough.
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