Magnets of that power are still strong enough to pick up coins and small objects but weigh much less than larger, higher-powered pieces, making them easier to throw and pull in for a few hours
However, on the last trip the current was noticeably stronger, and it became a chore lasting too long, even with the bigger rods
This setup is ideal for working schools of fish and fighting larger predators
For a close up detailed video on this knot, visit www.barefootfishing.net, look under the HOW-TO VIDEOS section for How to Tie a Loop Knot (The Mirro Lure Knot) video
The loud rattling noise attracts fish like a magnet.
For UK stillwater and reservoir trout a 9ft #7 or #7/8 is the classic all-round choice, with enough backbone to punch a line out in wind