Hi guys
Just thought that this might interest you.
ON a recent fishing trip i kept on losing sinkers going out water where there were lotsa rocks. I lost all bottle sinkers and were left with only graphnels and pyramid sinkers. AND THEN a brain wave came to me.
I used a shad cork/bung that i slided down the sinker line to the sinker and fixed it with a match stick.
This made an amazing difference on my cast. sinker just sailed away. i did not lose a single sinker thereafter aswhenever i hit a crevice i waited a second. the cork is soft so it doesent lock itself into a crevice and teh cork keeps bobbing in the water keeping th sinker away.
This was just my experience. im not saying its always ganna work. but i now even use it in calm water together with my sinker. gives me extra distance and minumises overwinds, as the cork being very light holds the sinker slightly longer in the air, The sinker andcork moves as one projectile. cork has to be firmly fixed against the sinker
Just thought that this might interest you.
ON a recent fishing trip i kept on losing sinkers going out water where there were lotsa rocks. I lost all bottle sinkers and were left with only graphnels and pyramid sinkers. AND THEN a brain wave came to me.
I used a shad cork/bung that i slided down the sinker line to the sinker and fixed it with a match stick.
This made an amazing difference on my cast. sinker just sailed away. i did not lose a single sinker thereafter aswhenever i hit a crevice i waited a second. the cork is soft so it doesent lock itself into a crevice and teh cork keeps bobbing in the water keeping th sinker away.
This was just my experience. im not saying its always ganna work. but i now even use it in calm water together with my sinker. gives me extra distance and minumises overwinds, as the cork being very light holds the sinker slightly longer in the air, The sinker andcork moves as one projectile. cork has to be firmly fixed against the sinker
how does it work ...