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In reply to Post #8
Just loop to loop them on with a fig 8. 10 secs.
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In reply to Post #1
Gemini tidy Booms . . .just be careful when snipping off the mainline knot (prior to adding a new bag with palomar knot) as over time you can 'nip' the top of the fused loop which will eventually degrade / snap
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Id much sooner make them as needed. Its not a match, is it ???
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I agree the Gemini ones are brilliant I'm not a fan of the avid ones they don't seem as good, the swivels seem to go on them
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In reply to Post #3
Dont use the avid ones!!!! Ive had 2 go at the swivel with fish on. Typical avid junk
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A lake I fish has a total leader ban but stems(in my case Gemini) are allowed, probably worth checking to be sure.
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In reply to Post #2
Or the Avid ones they are booth ideal
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In reply to Post #1
Gemini tackle stems
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Please can I get some help with how I can Pretoria solid bags when leaders are banned, normally I have them pre tied onto lead free leaders which works great but am about to fish a lake with a leader bad of any type....
Many thanks
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