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You'll get those booms and a lot of other Norway stuff from Askari at - https://www.angelsport.de/cgi-bin/askari.storefront/ENCheers could you please tell me where you get taht style of boom from. I will dfinately try tying a few of them rigs up. Are there any makes or patterns of pirks you prefer?
give peter trott from the cornish lure company a call m8 the guy knows near enough everything about norway,and he can rig you out with the lures you would need as well and he's cheaper than the tackle shops,a really good guy m8.Thanks i will give that a look. Stuff from Askari is usually cheaply priced too, which is a bonus. Anybody have any views on the fishtek luminous pirks?
Spot on about the grauvell lead knife speed jigs they are very good, put a treble on the bottom and fish them like you would a pirk...they are nice and slim and dont offer much resistance to the tide (if there is any), I fish them on their own without any other stuff up the line.Yeah you should see the sive of some of the shads i will be taking. I bought some of the Fox ones made for Pike and Musky fishing they are nearly 12inches in length and imitate a coalfish perfectly. Most people have said that the Solvkroken pirks are good and that the fast jig lead knife pirks work well such as those produced by Grauvell.
imho Norway pirks are devastating for Most species. If the tide is strong and the water Deep Just judge the drift AND cast uptide as far as you can. All depends on depth/tide/wind on the day. Just as a matter of interest Pirking is not the only way to catch fish in Norway. Shads and sidewinders are great too As are Deadbaits (if you get my drift). Its all about choosing the right method for where you fish be it 20 meters or 200 meters DEEP. Many fish are up in the water column chasing baitfish And thats when (blah blah blah) you sort it out for yourself. Norway pirks :1a:Spot on about the grauvell lead knife speed jigs they are very good, put a treble on the bottom and fish them like you would a pirk...they are nice and slim and dont offer much resistance to the tide (if there is any), I fish them on their own without any other stuff up the line.
IMHO you should steer clear of the 3 sided banana shaped things known as Norway pirks....two jigs and their half a mile away if theres any wind holding you off the current. ( its probably just me but i dont like em).