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In article m, Mark Horne
wrote: scopex flavoured chum on a size 10 hook. Anything bigger and not only do the carp see the hook, but it also sinks your hookbait. You might also want to try hair rigging with a size 12. You can go a lot bigger with bread, especially if you don't let any line onto the water surface. When fishing really close and holding a big, fresh carp on the surface the hookhold is under considerable pressure so a bigger hook with larger wire is less likely to bend and also less likely to cut the fish's mouth. Cheerio, -- |
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