any tips for catching diplodus sargus?

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[Kevin G]

camkev andek ragun tal-klamari li jibqaw mas-sunnara, jien gieli grali hekk specjalment meta nkunu qed naqbdu is-surran, imma inutajt li qat ma qbadt fuq klamar li ga kont qbadt fuqu.
Tejd ghax kont qbadt ga fuqu jew ax ma ikunx irid imiss fuqu?

[maltembu]

Meta tibqa il klamar mas sunnara generalment dejjem nibqa naqbad.. Gieli hallejt bicca mizera ghall kurzita u xorta naqbad.. La jkun irid siehbi...

[Kevin G]

heh ok man mela forsi ma jahmilnix u ma jkunx irid jitla jejd hello, memx xtamel!! lool

[Ganni 1]

what is paternoster  technique please

[Carmelo]

http://www.weymouth-angling.co.uk/images/tackle/patter.gif ....there is not a real need of swivel,beads and line crimps (like in the image ) if u know how to make a proper knot on the main line

[blueskip]

It also pays to make the snoods moveable, for instance by wrapping several winds of fine copper wire around the main line above & below the "stop" beads shown in the diagram (instead of crimps), that way you can deepen or shallow the depth that you are fishing at.
For example in the UK when the tide is running hard the bream feed tight to the bottom, when the tide run eases they come off the bottom to feed higher in the water, sometimes when there is very little tide run they will be 12-20ft up from the bottom. With fixed paternosters you have to guess where they are by winding the line up, with moveable snoods you merely slide the snood up to the depth you want It is also thought that the addition of a little blood red transparent bead directly above the eye of the hook attacts them even more, so I always have one above my hooks when fishing for bream

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