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jules007 Posted November 2, 2024 Report Posted November 2, 2024 Im not a stranger to using a centre pin reel float fishing for carp on an avon rod, this was on a club lake where largest carp was just over 14lb, however having scored a pleasant but not life changing win last night on lotto im rather tempted to treat myself to a Marco Cortesi 4 1/2 inch pin reel, in the past i used an old bakerlight pin also a nice strike right pin for a bit of course angling Of course im not suggesting trying a pin for big carp just up to 20lb i guess Quote
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So, one day, I ordered nearly every reel on the market that I didnt already own
The water-resistant exterior and waterproof bottom add durability, protecting your gear from wet surfaces
Pros: Adjustable shoulder harness to fit your torso Versatile and great for short or long day hikes Plenty of pockets and external attachments for gear Cons: You have to buy a rain cover separately The capacity is limited, so its not a great option if you need to bring bulkier items or for a multi-day trek Recommended by Kassidy of The Hiking Helper 6
PVA mesh is one of the best ways to dispense bait into water because it offers a versatile, biodegradable way to create a more natural presentation of the bait in the carps environment
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