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29/11/2014 at 5:31 pm #58564
TF_punchcrumbAny tips regarding the best floats for visibility when fishing long pole In poor light and variable backgrounds.
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29/11/2014 at 6:19 pm #174199
TF_sharkI too really struggle with visibility of tips especially this time of year.
Never really found a solution but I tend to use a thicker bristle dotted down.
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29/11/2014 at 7:41 pm #174202
TF_fennmdi have some floats that are painted white and some of them i put black stripes on,its not for everybody but it works for me
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29/11/2014 at 8:51 pm #174203
TF_paulk66Yellow seems to be a good colour in variable conditions. Also, as mentioned, a thicker tip, dotted down. But then everyone is different. You could get some of the coloured pole float sleeves. Then you can change colours to suit. I have them and they do help. 🙂
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29/11/2014 at 9:36 pm #174204
TF_punchcrumbNot sure about the black and white striped tip :confused: thick tips seem the way to go good job I can only hold the pole at 11 meters these days i woudnt see It at 16m even if I could hold the blinking thing 😀 .
Never actualy fished with a yella topped float always go for orange day glow but I do belive hollow tipped floats are all the rage nowadays are the new floats by Drennan any good? 😮 -
29/11/2014 at 9:38 pm #174205
TF_punchcrumb@fennmd wrote:
i have some floats that are painted white and some of them i put black stripes on,its not for everybody but it works for me
Are you serious or do you follow Newcastle United? 😀
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30/11/2014 at 9:13 am #174206
TF_fennmdi dont like pardew hes shot away and when i say black stripes i mean horizontal stripes not vertical
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30/11/2014 at 10:07 am #174207
TF_slipperyThe best i have ever used are Jon Walker hand mades.
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01/12/2014 at 12:41 am #174212
TF_Double Dipper manHi here’s something I’ve been playing about with for fishing in dark water, it’s a homemade pole float that houses a small starlight, black out 95 % of your starlight with a cellulose marker and you have a very good float for fishing across on canals under dark bushes etc or in any darker water, just an idea it doesn’t work when the sun’s in your mince pies though but I do think it has potential -Ant
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01/12/2014 at 10:39 am #174215
TF_wightangleri tend to use black in white water or a piece of those drennan tip sleeves to thicken the end of the tip- if a thicker tip 1.5 or 1.75mm tip isn’t working.
Worst is heavy rain and a ripple as black then becomes impossible to see ok. -
02/12/2014 at 6:33 pm #174225
TF_punchcrumb@fennmd wrote:
i dont like pardew hes shot away and when i say black stripes i mean horizontal stripes not vertical
Yep i did wonder how vertical stripes would be achieved so I sussed they were indeed horizontal 🙂
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03/12/2014 at 5:00 am #174226
TF_matchacespec savers by one get one free looooooooool
they have loads of choice also -
04/12/2014 at 5:24 pm #174231
TF_punchcrumb@matchace wrote:
spec savers by one get one free looooooooool
they have loads of choice alsomust get my monacle re :rolleyes: placed
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04/12/2014 at 5:26 pm #174232
TF_punchcrumb@matchace wrote:
spec savers by one get one free looooooooool
they have loads of choice alsomust get my monacle re :rolleyes: placed 😮 😮 😮
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05/12/2014 at 7:13 pm #174244
TF_fishman12345I use the tuff eye pole floats they come with interchangeable bristles black.yellow, orange so you can change tops as light changes
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06/12/2014 at 8:41 am #174248
TF_wightanglerweirdly, partly because of tip interchangeability – but really for the solid plastic bristles(to show hold-ups, lifts and more noticeable indications with no.10/11 dropper shot. – have gone back to the old drennan quads (Benwicks still stock all the weight/size range) for skimmers and g/purpose silvers for 6/7′ and the tipo’s for 12′ plus and silvers.
I, nevertheless still use a different pattern though for’ heavy’ d/bulking and laying on for bigger skimmers.
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