Stringers

Articles and threads that may just help you improve your fishing.

Moderators: tony1964, the nowed serpent, nifnaf123, moorsey, steviweavi, cowley, bigfrenak

Stringers

New postby tryzard » Mon Jun 29, 2009 8:18 am

Instead of using a conventional stringer try placing four or five boilies in PVA stocking (like a stick), attach it to the hook then hair rig one of the boilies through the mesh.

That way your hookbait is guaranteed to lie on the lake bed in the middle of a number of freebies.
Calm down, they're only fish!
User avatar
tryzard
Site Management
 
Posts: 1832
Joined: Sun Jun 14, 2009 12:47 pm
Location: In the mists of time......... Tiptree, Essex.

Re: Stringers

New postby cowley » Tue Jun 30, 2009 11:27 am

tryzard wrote:Instead of using a conventional stringer try placing four or five boilies in PVA stocking (like a stick), attach it to the hook then hair rig one of the boilies through the mesh.

That way your hookbait is guaranteed to lie on the lake bed in the middle of a number of freebies.


Sounds good Alan, I can feel an experiment coming on in the pond!
I make a stringer and tie each end together, forming a circular loop if I'm trying to achieve that effect, but yours sounds guaranteed.
Humpty Dumpty was pushed!
User avatar
cowley
Moderator
 
Posts: 1173
Joined: Wed Jun 10, 2009 5:42 pm
Location: Peroxide blonde and white high heel land.

Re: Stringers

New postby cal35 » Tue Jun 30, 2009 5:23 pm

cowley wrote:
tryzard wrote:Instead of using a conventional stringer try placing four or five boilies in PVA stocking (like a stick), attach it to the hook then hair rig one of the boilies through the mesh.

That way your hookbait is guaranteed to lie on the lake bed in the middle of a number of freebies.


Sounds good Alan, I can feel an experiment coming on in the pond!
I make a stringer and tie each end together, forming a circular loop if I'm trying to achieve that effect, but yours sounds guaranteed.


when you do this cowley- its doesnt make any difference! they did some underwater experiments in a magazine and all stringers end up in a line :shock: ;) !

but this sounds like a very good idea tryzard- worth a try me thinks!
iSpod!
User avatar
cal35
50 lb Koi Carp
 
Posts: 900
Joined: Thu Jun 11, 2009 9:41 am
Location: ringwood

Re: Stringers

New postby britcarpalltheway » Tue Jun 30, 2009 5:47 pm

tryzard wrote:Instead of using a conventional stringer try placing four or five boilies in PVA stocking (like a stick), attach it to the hook then hair rig one of the boilies through the mesh.

That way your hookbait is guaranteed to lie on the lake bed in the middle of a number of freebies.

that is an excellent tip, i also add some crushed and crumb to the stocking and make sure i leave 1 whole bait near the top to hook as you said.
britcarpalltheway
 

Re: Stringers

New postby cowley » Tue Jun 30, 2009 7:52 pm

Cal, and there's me thinking it gave me an edge, we're back to that positive thinking thing again!
Alan, agreed this is a great tip, and a useful little add on Simon.
Chaps, we shouldn't give too much away. Those damned Honkers are watching! :lol:
Humpty Dumpty was pushed!
User avatar
cowley
Moderator
 
Posts: 1173
Joined: Wed Jun 10, 2009 5:42 pm
Location: Peroxide blonde and white high heel land.

Re: Stringers

New postby tryzard » Tue Jun 30, 2009 8:11 pm

cowley wrote:Chaps, we shouldn't give too much away. Those damned Honkers are watching! :lol:


I thought that helping novices was what this forum's all about! :lol: :lol:
Calm down, they're only fish!
User avatar
tryzard
Site Management
 
Posts: 1832
Joined: Sun Jun 14, 2009 12:47 pm
Location: In the mists of time......... Tiptree, Essex.

Re: Stringers

New postby britcarpalltheway » Tue Jun 30, 2009 8:13 pm

tryzard wrote:
cowley wrote:Chaps, we shouldn't give too much away. Those damned Honkers are watching! :lol:


I thought that helping novices was what this forum's all about! :lol: :lol:

yes and i need all the help i can get :D ;)
britcarpalltheway
 

Re: Stringers

New postby tryzard » Tue Jun 30, 2009 8:16 pm

britcarpalltheway wrote:
tryzard wrote:
cowley wrote:Chaps, we shouldn't give too much away. Those damned Honkers are watching! :lol:


I thought that helping novices was what this forum's all about! :lol: :lol:

yes and i need all the help i can get :D ;)


I doubt that Si, but the Honkers definitely do! :lol: :lol:
Calm down, they're only fish!
User avatar
tryzard
Site Management
 
Posts: 1832
Joined: Sun Jun 14, 2009 12:47 pm
Location: In the mists of time......... Tiptree, Essex.

Re: Stringers

New postby britcarpalltheway » Tue Jun 30, 2009 8:18 pm

tryzard wrote:
britcarpalltheway wrote:
tryzard wrote:
cowley wrote:Chaps, we shouldn't give too much away. Those damned Honkers are watching! :lol:


I thought that helping novices was what this forum's all about! :lol: :lol:

yes and i need all the help i can get :D ;)


I doubt that Si, but the Honkers definitely do! :lol: :lol:

yes and isnt it a shame that they only get to keep hold of the cup for 3 months hehehe :lol:
britcarpalltheway
 

Re: Stringers

New postby NoKnot » Tue Jun 30, 2009 8:32 pm

Oi Oi

I caught my first Carp with a stringer of rolled on the bank KM baits, and I might add befor most of you were born! Trywizzard, hopefull Moors, Ste 1805, Cowpat, brit halftheway and all the others, no spuds for bait here, and Cal can spod off! so dont U tell me how to fish with spuds!!!!!!!!!

Whats the best boilie??? :mrgreen:
User avatar
NoKnot
Banned Members
 
Posts: 956
Joined: Thu Jun 11, 2009 9:27 am
Location: Honkers Hong Kong

Re: Stringers

New postby tryzard » Tue Jun 30, 2009 8:37 pm

NoKnot wrote:Oi Oi

I caught my first Carp with a stringer of rolled on the bank KM baits, and I might add befor most of you were born! Trywizzard, hopefull Moors, Ste 1805, Cowpat, brit halftheway and all the others, no spuds for bait here, and Cal can spod off! so dont U tell me how to fish with spuds!!!!!!!!!

Whats the best boilie??? :mrgreen:


:lol: :lol: :lol: Nice one Kev! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Calm down, they're only fish!
User avatar
tryzard
Site Management
 
Posts: 1832
Joined: Sun Jun 14, 2009 12:47 pm
Location: In the mists of time......... Tiptree, Essex.

Re: Stringers

New postby cal35 » Tue Jun 30, 2009 8:40 pm

NoKnot wrote:Oi Oi

I caught my first Carp with a stringer of rolled on the bank KM baits, and I might add befor most of you were born! Trywizzard, hopefull Moors, Ste 1805, Cowpat, brit halftheway and all the others, no spuds for bait here, and Cal can spod off! so dont U tell me how to fish with spuds!!!!!!!!!

Whats the best boilie??? :mrgreen:


ouch! :cry: :twisted: !
iSpod!
User avatar
cal35
50 lb Koi Carp
 
Posts: 900
Joined: Thu Jun 11, 2009 9:41 am
Location: ringwood

Re: Stringers

New postby britcarpalltheway » Tue Jun 30, 2009 9:13 pm

NoKnot wrote:Oi Oi

I caught my first Carp with a stringer of rolled on the bank KM baits, and I might add befor most of you were born! Trywizzard, hopefull Moors, Ste 1805, Cowpat, brit halftheway and all the others, no spuds for bait here, and Cal can spod off! so dont U tell me how to fish with spuds!!!!!!!!!

Whats the best boilie??? :mrgreen:

you have just hurt me deeply, i hope you feel bad :( :(
britcarpalltheway
 

Re: Stringers

New postby cowley » Tue Jun 30, 2009 9:25 pm

NoKnot wrote:Oi Oi

I caught my first Carp with a stringer of rolled on the bank KM baits, and I might add befor most of you were born! Trywizzard, hopefull Moors, Ste 1805, Cowpat, brit halftheway and all the others, no spuds for bait here, and Cal can spod off! so dont U tell me how to fish with spuds!!!!!!!!!

Whats the best boilie??? :mrgreen:


Cowpat! Sob, I'm off to see my counsellor :cry: :D
Humpty Dumpty was pushed!
User avatar
cowley
Moderator
 
Posts: 1173
Joined: Wed Jun 10, 2009 5:42 pm
Location: Peroxide blonde and white high heel land.

Re: Stringers

New postby Noble Lord » Thu Jul 02, 2009 4:12 pm

I make a stringer with pva tape, then in middle and bottom of stringer i attach a pva nuggett...ive found that baits split of and spread differently this way.. ;)
There are anglers then there is... The Noble Lord
Noble Lord
20 lb Common Carp
 
Posts: 273
Joined: Thu Jun 11, 2009 4:08 pm
Location: Essex land of monsters

Re: Stringers

New postby big trev » Fri Jul 10, 2009 8:06 pm

britcarpalltheway wrote:
tryzard wrote:Instead of using a conventional stringer try placing four or five boilies in PVA stocking (like a stick), attach it to the hook then hair rig one of the boilies through the mesh.

That way your hookbait is guaranteed to lie on the lake bed in the middle of a number of freebies.

that is an excellent tip, i also add some crushed and crumb to the stocking and make sure i leave 1 whole bait near the top to hook as you said.



I do the same sort of thing but instead of adding boilie crumb I just put three boilies in the pva mesh and then crush two of them before i cast out, it keeps it all nice and small and aerodynamic.

Also if i am just using pva tape or string with a stringer I dont put nuggets betwen the boilies I put honey nut loops between them instead (its cheaper) and when they float to the surface I can catapault more freebies at them if they are within distance.
never miss the opportunity to have fun
big trev
50 lb Koi Carp
 
Posts: 540
Joined: Mon Jun 29, 2009 3:24 am
Location: Wroxton/Banbury

Re: Stringers

New postby britcarpalltheway » Sat Jul 11, 2009 6:31 am

big trev wrote:
britcarpalltheway wrote:
tryzard wrote:Instead of using a conventional stringer try placing four or five boilies in PVA stocking (like a stick), attach it to the hook then hair rig one of the boilies through the mesh.

That way your hookbait is guaranteed to lie on the lake bed in the middle of a number of freebies.

that is an excellent tip, i also add some crushed and crumb to the stocking and make sure i leave 1 whole bait near the top to hook as you said.



I do the same sort of thing but instead of adding boilie crumb I just put three boilies in the pva mesh and then crush two of them before i cast out, it keeps it all nice and small and aerodynamic.

Also if i am just using pva tape or string with a stringer I dont put nuggets betwen the boilies I put honey nut loops between them instead (its cheaper) and when they float to the surface I can catapault more freebies at them if they are within distance.


yes you can also attract all the resident bird life with the honey nut loops :lol: :lol:
britcarpalltheway
 


Return to Tips & Tricks

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest

cron