Another cracking vid again Simon don't be long with the next one fella

@castnorthangling5964

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mate

@castnorthangling5964

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Try to get at least once a week

@karlwatkins2331

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Well done on a super video. Safe travels over with the boat

@castnorthangling5964

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Thanks John

Dobar ribar poljasnjava!

Big savage gear fan. Lovely action on that rod. Nice video.

@castnorthangling5964

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Thanks mate very much appreciated

@blackline66

Жыл бұрын

Is that 4 strand Braid? On my SG4 I had that noise…. Then changed to Diawa J-Braid 8 strand. Much quieter. Just my vibe.

@castnorthangling5964

Жыл бұрын

Not sure what strand it is but yes you are right it's quite noisy!

Hi Simon, great vids

@castnorthangling5964

Жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, much appreciated

Hi, nice vid. From me: 12.5g on 4-8 foot it might by to muche(cold outside) . Second some times trie to present bite in the middle of Water not only jiging (You have 2 take when retrive) and last one pls do not hook bait on ring it will break. Regards!

@castnorthangling5964

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Adrian, appreciate the input

Hi Simon , do you add and extra weight to goby shad to get down a bit more in the water ? It seems to nose dive if you put weight at the front messes up the presentation, I’ve tried to put weight on the centre but I’m thinking none needed just let it sink naturally?

@castnorthangling5964

Жыл бұрын

Hi Colin yes absolutely, the best thing I have found are the Savage Gear screw in Belly weights, they are 2 or 3g and help the bait sink more naturally

10-35 gr?? Damm that cannibal if its 15cm is 33gr alone + 12,5 gr jig head too much for rod

@castnorthangling5964

8 ай бұрын

12.5cm, 20g lure and 12g jig head....