Have been using similar to these dangles (plain ones without the floats) on my rigs here in the UK during the last 2 summers now. Use them on a pulley rig for smoothhound baited with peeler crab, as the baits are only small so dont need the weight in line with them. And a dingle dangle rig for bass and skate using bigger baits, it works an absolute treat. Nice short fat juicy mackerel squid and herring baits, and have only had a few missed bites. Am going to try a floating one for bass, never thought of that tbh.
So the sinker is only for casting weight? Then it falls off when it hits bottom?? As it does when you place it on the table.. Just trying to understand the concept* cheers m8
Yes the sinker is to get your bait as far as you can cast, the sinker will also keep your bait where it lands in the water. The Dangle is so it all stays together when cast into the air and won't tangle up. If you need any clarity on this trace, feel free to call us during work hours and chat to Ray or any of our sales staff, they are all top Rock n Surf anglers and use this system frequently: +27 (0) 31 368 3903
That part is up to your preference. One option is to tie it with a figure 8 knot onto a 3x4 swivel using a lighter mono line so if it gets jammed it will break off.
Bronze Bream or Bronze Whaler? Would definitely be over kill for a Bream 😂 I would say there are a few Daiwa reels that would do well targeting large Bronze Whalers. The Saltiga range would be ideal, or the new Daiwa Certates that are coming soon.
Nice presentation. It is sad to see an increase in the amount of trash we throw in the ocean to catch a fish. I do a bit of spearfishing and I walk the local beaches just about every day. It is shocking to see the amount of fishing gear in the reefs and gullies.
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Very Very nice 👌, good work Ray you could have been a teacher 😀.
Nice day!! 👍
Thank you Francois, very kind of you :)
The dangle reminds me of the rig carp fishermen use for boilie baits :-)
This is one of my personal favorites. Carp anglers are top of their presentation game, we can learn so much from them. Thanks for your comments 💪
Have been using similar to these dangles (plain ones without the floats) on my rigs here in the UK during the last 2 summers now. Use them on a pulley rig for smoothhound baited with peeler crab, as the baits are only small so dont need the weight in line with them.
And a dingle dangle rig for bass and skate using bigger baits, it works an absolute treat. Nice short fat juicy mackerel squid and herring baits, and have only had a few missed bites. Am going to try a floating one for bass, never thought of that tbh.
Thank you so much for a awesome video,what size hook are you using on the whole pilchard.
Thanks Ray, when you making a fishing video again... Targeting nice fat bronze bream? One of my favorite angler's 💪
We are planning a trip as we speak ;)
So the sinker is only for casting weight? Then it falls off when it hits bottom?? As it does when you place it on the table.. Just trying to understand the concept* cheers m8
Yes the sinker is to get your bait as far as you can cast, the sinker will also keep your bait where it lands in the water. The Dangle is so it all stays together when cast into the air and won't tangle up. If you need any clarity on this trace, feel free to call us during work hours and chat to Ray or any of our sales staff, they are all top Rock n Surf anglers and use this system frequently: +27 (0) 31 368 3903
how do you attach the sinker? is it a pulley rig?
That part is up to your preference. One option is to tie it with a figure 8 knot onto a 3x4 swivel using a lighter mono line so if it gets jammed it will break off.
@@TheKingfisherFishing thanks mate. love ur vids. really unique way of fishing compared to oz!
Ok I am a novice with these new things.......but those already made Dangles looks like steel traces I use to use about 30 years ago?
can i use mono for making dangles?
Yes absolutely, use crimps to make the loops 👌🏼
@@TheKingfisherFishing thanks a lot
I won't to know is the 20 000 stella worth the price for bronzies
Bronze Bream or Bronze Whaler? Would definitely be over kill for a Bream 😂 I would say there are a few Daiwa reels that would do well targeting large Bronze Whalers. The Saltiga range would be ideal, or the new Daiwa Certates that are coming soon.
Just get a slammer
The magsealed one?
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@@saltaholic5235 yes
Where can we get a daiwa saltiga dogfight 8000H
Nice presentation. It is sad to see an increase in the amount of trash we throw in the ocean to catch a fish. I do a bit of spearfishing and I walk the local beaches just about every day. It is shocking to see the amount of fishing gear in the reefs and gullies.
Curious as to why no one shows fish caught with a dingle dangle?
Ray uses them a lot, he's recently caught some nice flat fish with this trace. If you get a gap, it's worth trying. Tight lines.
Have a look on youtube for a guy named BillyFishing. Uses them a lot fishing Norway for halibut and cod and Ireland for various species
Id like to see thoses pop ups in a fish tank to see how they sit on the bottom
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