Only just seen the video what an emotional watch just a few months ago I lost my brother who introduced me to fishing back in the 70s went fishing the next day and court my pb mirror ,know exactly the emotions you felt ,well done mate
When i was 15 & started carp fishing i used to fish a silty water with the thick black silt everywhere. Now this was 20 odd years ago, i was using the richworth inlines with the infused anti tangle tubing amnesia hookling knotless knotted to a size 6 continental hookling & 2x 18mm boilies, basically i was using everything i shouldn't be using BUT I cause shed loads ! So I never worry about silt after that .
Like Frank, I've used these leads for many years, one of Armaleds best sellers if anyone remembers the company. Hard to get hold of now but worth it especially the 2 - 3 oz versions for short to medium range work👍👍👍
Yeah I used to use same company for them speckled brown i actually just brought some from Lee valley leads last summer a lot bigger than the original ones back in the day
I've been looking at ways to fish lead clips in silt as I trust them a lot more than Helis, just bought some 2oz versions, reckon they'll do the trick?
Remember using the Fluted leads early 80s Frank they were a big help on silty waters we fished !! But after using them a few times I found them really bad for line twist did you have any issues with line twist fella!!
they sell these leads in decathlon if anyone is looking for them
Cheers!
Fountain of knowledge 👏🏻
Only just seen the video what an emotional watch just a few months ago I lost my brother who introduced me to fishing back in the 70s went fishing the next day and court my pb mirror ,know exactly the emotions you felt ,well done mate
Aint seen those leads since the 90s...top work Frank 👌
I heard you talk about these years ago, I tried them and they really do work . Great advice as always 👍
Great advice from Frank 🎣🎣🎣👍👍
I will be putting these leads to use. Great advice there 👍👍👍
Always used to use those on Hawk Lake. Not seen them in years.
When i was 15 & started carp fishing i used to fish a silty water with the thick black silt everywhere.
Now this was 20 odd years ago, i was using the richworth inlines with the infused anti tangle tubing amnesia hookling knotless knotted to a size 6 continental hookling & 2x 18mm boilies, basically i was using everything i shouldn't be using BUT I cause shed loads !
So I never worry about silt after that .
Thanks Frank I've seen these but had no idea they are this effective!
Nice one Frank worth a try 👍
used them back in the day on Horseshoe Lake for the 11 years b4 it went to season ticket, and still have some to this day as a mate makes them
I appreciate this !!
Wow never thought I'd see those LEDs again still have a few ?was it Rod Hutchinson who designed them
Thank you Frank 👍
I’m back fishing again after 40 plus years ,,,,, I remember them from back then
Good advice Frank as I have a mould I make my own Trilobes
Wow nice one Frank, never seen those before. They're definitely going in my lead box. Are they easy to buy?
Like Frank, I've used these leads for many years, one of Armaleds best sellers if anyone remembers the company. Hard to get hold of now but worth it especially the 2 - 3 oz versions for short to medium range work👍👍👍
Yeah I used to use same company for them speckled brown i actually just brought some from Lee valley leads last summer a lot bigger than the original ones back in the day
I've been looking at ways to fish lead clips in silt as I trust them a lot more than Helis, just bought some 2oz versions, reckon they'll do the trick?
Remember using the Fluted leads early 80s Frank they were a big help on silty waters we fished !!
But after using them a few times I found them really bad for line twist did you have any issues with line twist fella!!
Nice one, Frank. Is there a specific name for these leads please?
Trilobe lead
@@bethelcattery4757 thank you
When this guy speaks, you listen.
For the weed Frank did you fish helicopter? What weight are they?
Anchor tackle sold these for 30 years +
Can we please have subtitles? For us non English native speakers is hard to follow some guy speaking in a thick accent 🙂