Lift method on the float

[tigger]

Perhaps I should have said “enjoying the discussion”
Try this for a trip down memory lane!

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Hahaha, I remember that one, it was and still is funny .

 

[markcw]

There is an article in this months Improve Your Coarse Fishing on lift method,

 

[108831]

Regarding shot on my line, I play some fiesty fish in tight spots and my shot don't cause my line to break, but, you must remember I use the best line and shot money can buy ?.

SLM ???

My post relates to the above post Ian...

 

[tigger]

My post relates to the above post Ian...

Arrh, trying to say it was fools gold...sneaky ?.

Narrh, deffo not the foolish line, it was some clear sensor ??.

SLM???

 

[bullet]

Sorry to divulge from Mikes post, but is the clear sensor as good as the brown stuff?

 

[peterjg]

Having used both I prefer the brown Sensor over the clear.

As for the lift method, which I use a lot, it is great up to about 8ft of water but deeper water than that float legering is more effective. When set up correctly float legering is very sensitive.

 

[tigger]

Sorry to divulge from Mikes post, but is the clear sensor as good as the brown stuff?

I have only ever used sensor clear in 8lb as I haven't seen it in clear in lower strains.
I found the clear to be spot on for what I used if for. I have used it for trotting for barbel also and it was fine.