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HI fellow fishers, thought i'd share this tip on sinking a burley bucket without having to resort to half bricks ect. when fishing for yfw i use one of the small 2 piece plastic burley buckets and it was allways hard too find a rock to fit properly as the burley pot is round,got sme old italian bwling balls and the fit perfectly into the round pot.Half fill pot with burley ball in on top, into freezer ready for next trip.

HI fellow fishers, thought i'd share this tip on sinking a burley bucket without having to resort to half bricks ect. when fishing for yfw i use one of the small 2 piece plastic burley buckets and it was allways hard too find a rock to fit properly as the burley pot is round,got sme old italian bwling balls and the fit perfectly into the round pot.Half fill pot with burley ball in on top, into freezer ready for next trip.

rigged up 10mm ringy this arvo, look out snapps

rigged up 10mm ringy this arvo, look out snapps

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For around $100-120 i reckon the shimano raider would be a good option. The spellbinder for 99 would be a winner, but I couldn't find em on the RnA website. Did u see em in store for that price Branzino?

Ray and Annes also have the Shimano Dynamix rods, there's a 7'2" 4-7kg model that might suit your needs, goes for $90. I don't have this exact model but another that is great, especially for the price.

If your looking at a lighter class rod, i would go a 3-6 instead of the 2-5. Look at a Pflueger Trion or Berkley dropshot. Both should be $100 or a smidge under.