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Offline Prude

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I tried hook size 20 for sunnies and it has worked wonders.
« on: Today at 10:53:02 AM »
The fish swallowed the hook and wax worm whole, even including the tiny bead and ring
that I've added to the hook base.



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Re: I tried hook size 20 for sunnies and it has worked wonders.
« Reply #1 on: Today at 03:19:44 PM »
That is really stepping into the realm of ultralight fishing.

Wait till you buy those tiny leaf worms for bait.  They even smaller than waxies and they work great.  I think they call them spikes but I can't remember.

Try scuds from the pet shop too.



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Re: I tried hook size 20 for sunnies and it has worked wonders.
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Quote from: VillainousHero on Today at 03:19:44 PM
That is really stepping into the realm of ultralight fishing.

Wait till you buy those tiny leaf worms for bait.  They even smaller than waxies and they work great.  I think they call them spikes but I can't remember.

Try scuds from the pet shop too.

I don't like ultralight power. Hard to penetrate. I'll just adjust the drag.

I've been using meal worms, too. They haven't been as great as waxies.



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