Chagoo Angler Fish Slides, Shark Slippers, Glow in The Dark, Super Soft, Anti-Slippery

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To those who are looking for something new to wear, the premium anglerfish shark slides is something you should definitely try. The addition of Evolved Baits’ Big River helps the balls to bind and so as well as getting to the bottom intact, I can also lace them with particles to give the fish something to graze over.

I then have one small bulk of dropper shot just over the length of the float, again to prevent tangles. Lovingly crafted from the best, most comfortable material: Every Shark Slide is made from our unique CloudSense ™ technology, making them the squishiest, most comfy slides on the market. And finally, I find there is a pleasing aesthetic to be had from watching a float and the water, rather than having your eyes cast down, staring at a quivertip.It’s really easy to slide your way to success, as long as you keep things quite crude and don’t overcomplicate the approach, especially the shotting pattern. Their mouths are so big and their bodies so pliable, they can actually swallow prey up to twice their own size. It is quite possibly the ugliest animal on the planet, and it lives in what is easily Earth's most inhospitable habitat: the lonely, lightless bottom of the sea. The skill is now making the balls uniform in size so they catapult the exact same distance every time.

Known as a deep water (generally any swim over 10 feet) technique, the slider can also be used to great effect on shallower lakes if they are badly affected by tow.

The main problem I find is that anglers tend to look at it as another float setup and so try to fish with complicated shotting patterns or too light a float. As an international angler – I fish for the Welsh team – I don’t have a choice really as feeder fishing isn’t allowed in international float fishing competitions. Only highest quality materials used: We source the finest material from around the globe to make your Shark Slides. As soon as the float hits the water, you then need to wind four or five turns of line on to the reel and then quickly open the bail arm allowing the line you’ve just wound on to peel off. Despite their bizarre appearance, these anglerfish-shaped slides still deliver in terms of quality and comfort.

But it also has a weirdly clingy side - after finding a female, the male black devil angler latches on and never lets go! In lieu of continually seeking the vast abyss for a female, it has evolved into a permanent parasitic mate. Once the swim is fed, I tend to re-feed after every fish, just to freshen the swim but not spook the shoal hopefully! Below the small droppers I have a No8 swivel to prevent the hook link from spinning up, and this also acts as a final dropper shot too.

If the float goes over the knot, there is nothing to stop it from sliding up the main line further, and so it won’t cock. As a tactic, it has received a lot of bad press over the years, as many anglers reckon it’s too difficult to bother with.