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Quote from: gavin erwin on March 31, 2015, 08:00:46 AMQuote from: Homie on March 30, 2015, 07:33:31 PMAlso called klopping, and often done with a "roepstock" similar to the sabiki rod where the line runs inside the blank CLSThe lure often used is a leadhead with hackle and a curly tail attached. This is splashed / slapped on the water to attract old whiskers. Imitates an baby bird that fell from a nest i believe.Yip thats the one but we just use normal light spinning rods and thrash the surface of the water with rod tip. At a fly fishing venue ! youve just disgraced us all ! I'm gonna carry my spinning setup the next time Gav, maybe start a thread showing what lures would work best please ?
Quote from: Homie on March 30, 2015, 07:33:31 PMAlso called klopping, and often done with a "roepstock" similar to the sabiki rod where the line runs inside the blank CLSThe lure often used is a leadhead with hackle and a curly tail attached. This is splashed / slapped on the water to attract old whiskers. Imitates an baby bird that fell from a nest i believe.Yip thats the one but we just use normal light spinning rods and thrash the surface of the water with rod tip.
Also called klopping, and often done with a "roepstock" similar to the sabiki rod where the line runs inside the blank CLSThe lure often used is a leadhead with hackle and a curly tail attached. This is splashed / slapped on the water to attract old whiskers. Imitates an baby bird that fell from a nest i believe.
Legendary Gav and Sean! Gav thats a bus Yellow, well done brother
Well done mate. Did Jason get one on dry?
Quote from: gavin erwin on April 06, 2015, 05:25:42 PM Well done mate. Did Jason get one on dry? 4!