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Post by keesvanderlaak on Mar 9, 2011 7:37:31 GMT -4
What do they mean with "near neutral buoyancy" on the magnum package?
Does it say that it will rise very slowly or sink slowly?
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Post by fishing_in_israel on Mar 9, 2011 11:35:11 GMT -4
What do they mean with "near neutral buoyancy" on the magnum package? Does it say that it will rise very slowly or sink slowly? Depends on two main factors -- water temperature and salinity (fresh, sea or brackish water) -- plus probably a few others. |
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Post by keesvanderlaak on Mar 9, 2011 12:42:36 GMT -4
I know a leader will be a factor but I am planning on using it in fresh shallow water with a temp. of 5 degrees cel.
I am planning on replacing the hooks for lighter ones so it would float more easy with the leader.
The last thing I want is for it to sink and I do need the leader.
Note that the leader is the thinnest/lightest one I could find.
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Post by fishing_in_israel on Mar 9, 2011 14:18:29 GMT -4
I know a leader will be a factor but I am planning on using it in fresh shallow water with a temp. of 5 degrees cel. I am planning on replacing the hooks for lighter ones so it would float more easy with the leader. The last thing I want is for it to sink and I do need the leader. Note that the leader is the thinnest/lightest one I could find. What brand of leader are you using? I found a couple of recommended ones: Surflon Micro SupremeTyGer™ LeaderI'm no expert, so I don't know which one is best.... Nigel |
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