Naruto wrote:
Guys, I myself never have more that 10 traces in my box. I do however keep a few extra hooklinks which I can use for any trace needed on the day. But I normalle have 8 M1 rietvlie sliding and 2 M1.5 or M2 rietvlei sliding traces. Some venues where I know I might loose traces I would prep differently, but the Vaal has been nice to me so far.
Daai is piekfyn. Ek is net so lui waneer dit by klubkomps kom. Maar vir 'n liga het ek twee keer soveel stroppe byderhand en vir Nationals bou ek gewoonlik so 30 van elk (M0, M1 en M1.5). En dan na elke dag se hengel, bou ek nuwes in die plek van die stroppe wat ek vir die dag gebruik het. So ek het altyd 30 van elk beskikbaar.
AS jy die interchangeable sinkers gaan gebruik, dan kan jy so te se net 30 stroppe bou en 30 van elke sinker groote byderhand hou. Wat 'n pluspunt is. Jy sal elke sinker voor die tyd moet meet en oop/toe buig om oor die pypie te pas, sodat jy nie tyd mors langs die water nie.
FRITZABU
the biggest drawback for me is the price of the sinkers and then you have to buy the piping in a seperate packet. The traces are light yes, but you still have to have a set number of weights in your box to interchange them. So there are pro's and cons to the use of these sinkers.
I am not slamming or advocating anything here. This is just MY opinion.
I will be using the traces with these sinkers this weekend and give feedback of what my experience is with them.