I think Maxima is as good as anything, I use it for just about everything. The drennan float fish line is designed to float, that's a fine if a venue is flat calm with no movement or tow.
I carry a small bottle of washing up liquid and water, 50/50 and just apply it to my spool and work it through the line with my fingers, you might have to repeat this a few times during your session but it does the trick.
quote:its a nightmare when ya loose feeding coz ya puttin it in at different places
Not a good idea, especially this time of year, the few fish that will feed are going to be spilt up and spread all over the place if your spraying bait every where.
The only thing that will help keep your float in the same place is to fish a heavier waggler, don't be afraid to fish anything up to 4xSSG's as long as it has a reasonably fine tip and is dotted down you will still get bites.
If you are still getting a big bow in your line just take your bail arm off and gently control the line coming off your spool, position your rod to the side the bow is going instead of straight out in front of you and whwn you get a bite strike sideways not straight up like you would if you were feeder fishing. This way your float shouldn't drift back towards you and you still have a good chance of hitting the bites.
Hope you understand what I mean and it works for you.[

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Lee Saville - Colmic Team Ossett
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