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Nice report EmmCee! The only thing that I have seen recently that helps to stop deep hooking is using a Dongle rig. I think there has been a few recent posts about it. This was one:I fished chesil yesterday, I woke up checked the weather hadn't changed and then called work saying I had an emergency to deal with then headed to abbotsbury. Got there around the morning low and fished til 6pm. Lots of 'tings (a handful of them being channel whiting and certainly one was a pb), dogs, pouting and 2 codling.
I started off with 50 metres of clear beach either side but was soon down to 20 metres either side. Bloke to my left cast over me 3 times despite saying he could cast straight . I even moved to my right when the blokes to my right left and I cast right and the bloke on my left still cast over me. How hard is it to cast straight in front you.
Despite using circle hooks the 2 codling had throated the bait along with a few of the whiting, anyone know/use a set up that stops this or cuts down the chances?
Review - Dongle
What's folks thoughts on the Dongle rig , I've a mate who thinks their the best thing since sliced bread but have yet to be convinced , your thoughts.
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