I have not been out fishing for a while, but was recently looking through some photos and having a play around with them in photoshop and an app on my phone.
Below are a few new items I have not long started using. I will review them once I have used them for a longer period of time, normally a half a season or so. Guru waggler hooks I was looking around for a decent hook to use for pellet waggler fishing, I had been using kamasan hooks but felt they were not quite up to the job. After much searching around, I found the guru range of hooks. Guru do several different hooks in their range, but the waggler hooks looked like they fitted the bill. They are very sharp, (and stay sharp, even after several fish) and look very strong. I have bought them in sizes 18, 16 and 14 which are the only sizes I use for pellet fishing. I have only used them on one trip out so far, but will update when I have used them for a few more sessions maver pellet floats I was in need of some pellet wagglers as it was a form of fishing that I had not done much if in the past. There are literally hundreds of different varieties on the market, lo...
I have been using the Guru catapult for a year now and despite some early problems with it, it is without doubt the best catapult I have used. I first brought it to use for pellet waggler fishing, my first trip out was pretty much a disaster. See, I chose the guru pult because it offered plenty of spares, it is adjustable, and it looks good too! I bought the pult along with a spare packet of elastic and pins, to replace my knackered old drennan one. First trip out, using a pellet waggler, to an island about 20yds out, feeding 6 and 8mm pellets every 20seconds, I snapped the elastic and broke countless pins on both the pouch end and the other end. When I got home I immediately went onto the guru website and emailed their complaints department. I expressed my concerns regarding the shape and sharpness of the pins and received a reply back the next day explaining that guru were aware of the problem and were sourcing some stronger pins. The problem was that the pins were to...
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