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[jc53]

Been looking for that type of light everywhere and cannot find one. Dollar stores and all over the place. Can anyone give me a heads up to where I can find one?

[MikeyMikey]

Been looking for that type of light everywhere and cannot find one. Dollar stores and all over the place. Can anyone give me a heads up to where I can find one?

I bought one from Bronte Outdoors some years ago but was a very low quality built.

[FrankTheRabbit]

My Blackberry has a LED flash for the camera and there's a Flashlight app available for like a dollar. I found it to work much better than a traditional flashlight.

[efka]

bough this few years ago at bps, i think it was 5 bucks, works very good.

[MikeyMikey]

I've been telling you guys, if you are just gonna use glow in dark cleos... Those do not need any special light other than any typical flash light. Now if you have one of those Moonshine glow in dark you would either want a camera flash or a good powerful uv/black light.

[xxtacy69]

My Blackberry has a LED flash for the camera and there's a Flashlight app available for like a dollar. I found it to work much better than a traditional flashlight.

The problem with that is that its gonna drain your battery and eventually screw up your battery life...the original BB battery comes for around $70 + tax vs a flash that you can buy at bronte for $6 + tax...trust me on the battery thing, i know it from experience.

[salmotrutta]

The problem with that is that its gonna drain your battery and eventually screw up your battery life...the original BB battery comes for around $70 + tax vs a flash that you can buy at bronte for $6 + tax...trust me on the battery thing, i know it from experience.

Glad I read this post, someone told me to download that app but it seemed silly. BB screen gives off enough light anyhow, if you're fumbling looking for the right key at night.

[ret0dd]

Not unless it's the company's bb

[fisher12]

I realizes your spoons had a split ring with a swivel, is that what most people do?
I don't think my spoons had a split ring on them

Edited by fisher12, 07 September 2011 - 10:38 PM.

[Majstor]

fisher u buy ball bearing swivel and u tie that on, its much easier and better then tyin your line directly to the lure.

here it looks like this

[DEVIN]

hey i kno this is a newby question but i would really like to try out port credit before majoirty of the fish make there way into the rivers.does anybody know what type action rod would i need? like a 9' medium action? because i have a 10' ultra light action and i dont think it will be able to handle chucking spoons. any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you guys !

...DEV...

[MikeyMikey]

hey i kno this is a newby question but i would really like to try out port credit before majoirty of the fish make there way into the rivers.does anybody know what type action rod would i need? like a 9' medium action? because i have a 10' ultra light action and i dont think it will be able to handle chucking spoons. any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you guys !

...DEV...

Yes, 9' Medium Power is good enough.

[Meppsman]

BPS is selling a lure charger that can be put on a key chain. It's a lot more convenient than the old ones.

[fisher12]

fisher u buy ball bearing swivel and u tie that on, its much easier and better then tyin your line directly to the lure.

here it looks like this

the knot burst off two spoons at the part which is looped around the spoon's hole not at the knot itself.
Which knot do you use?

[ret0dd]

palomar knot

It's the simpliest and strongest knot to tie.

Just tag the ends with a cigarrette and your good.


There are stronger knots but it's like Velcro shoes

[MikeyMikey]

I use palomar knot for braid lines.
And
Reversed clinch knot for all other.

[MichaelAngelo]

Openfire, this post is a godsend. I'd like to add on to this question: achieving casting distance with smaller spoons. Does anyone add a split shot up-line?

Also: are wire leaders a good idea for salmon?

EDIT: didn't realize this post was a year old! got rid of dup questions =P, also may have posted multiple times due to pressing the wrong button sorry!

[jpct]

Openfire, this post is a godsend. I'd like to add on to this question: achieving casting distance with smaller spoons. Does anyone add a split shot up-line?

Also: are wire leaders a good idea for salmon?

EDIT: didn't realize this post was a year old! got rid of dup questions =P, also may have posted multiple times due to pressing the wrong button sorry!

Just get a rod with enough backbone and whip that you can load it up and cast the smallest spoons a mile. It's all about the gear.

You can add split, but, it might mess with the action and creates a pinch point on the line causing another possible point of failure.

As for wire leaders, no need. 10lb mono is all I use.. Salmon teeth are sharp, but I've never had them bite my line in half.