Spot light can catch fish
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we didnt find much difference in daylight but in the night they did seem to help 
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Big Kev
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Could it not be the case that fish feed better at night regardless of having a starlight on your linebigdave wrote:we didnt find much difference in daylight but in the night they did seem to help
Then you`d expect the secret rigs to work during daylight,but they did`nt="LOL" the light levels in the mersey at 6ft depth are apparently equal to 150ft in clear water
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to be fair nothing was coming in at the time we tried them in day light to either rig with or without starlight can't catch whats not thereBig Kev wrote:Could it not be the case that fish feed better at night regardless of having a starlight on your linebigdave wrote:we didnt find much difference in daylight but in the night they did seem to help
Then you`d expect the secret rigs to work during daylight,but they did`nt="LOL" the light levels in the mersey at 6ft depth are apparently equal to 150ft in clear water
the night session the starlite rig seemed to be catching better but who knows if this made the difference.............
dave used on on the boat trip last time and had codling..........he never catches them usually
its just another option to try
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