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(I'll never be an artist, will I?)
This is in a still water for carp and other larger fish, with big baits like spam.
I don't think it's stret pegging because that is done in moving water with a bow in the line, like this:
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Because of the larger distance between the shot and the bait (doesn't the lift call for it to be very close?) I think the fish is likely to start moving off before the shot is lifted and therefore the float will go under? That's how the chap described bites anyway.Snape wrote:It you fish over depth with all the shot on the bottom then surely the float will lift when the bait is picked up so it's a form of the lift method (which I guess is a form of laying on).