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drennon traces
had a few hours on the river using surface lures yesterday ( had 3 nice mid to high singles
) but was upset by TWO of the brand new drennon spin traces i bought yesterday braking at the lure clip when hit by a fish.
not only did this result in two expensive lures being lost , the pike may still have the lure attached!
i was wondering if anyone else has had issues with these traces as once could be a fluke but twice in one day must be poor product / workmanship.
not only did this result in two expensive lures being lost , the pike may still have the lure attached!
i was wondering if anyone else has had issues with these traces as once could be a fluke but twice in one day must be poor product / workmanship.

applehead- Posts: 5
Join date: 2008-12-16
Age: 30
Location: HUll
Re: drennon traces
I have used the Drennon wire to make my own but have not tried their ready made ones.. 

Bazz- Posts: 769
Join date: 2008-11-12
Age: 46
Location: Bread & Lard Island area of Nottingham

Re: drennon traces
are the clips still the hook and eye type?
if so just take them off and stick a cross lock on the drennan clips are ok for lead links but thats about it
if so just take them off and stick a cross lock on the drennan clips are ok for lead links but thats about it

noodle- Posts: 359
Join date: 2008-08-29
Age: 34
Location: nwest england

Re: drennon traces
yes the are the hook and eye and my mate has had the same thing with these traces - last purchase for me !

applehead- Posts: 5
Join date: 2008-12-16
Age: 30
Location: HUll
Re: drennon traces
i dont use ready made traces of any kind, although i did have alot of breakages which i put down to a bad batch with the last spool of drennan 7 strand 20lb b/s that i had.... i've now gone onto fox easy twist in 30lb b/s and i'm yet to have any problems.... it seems to withstand more punishment from the pike too (meaning it kinks alot less and i get more pike from one trace). all in all i think its a much better wire than even the best drennan that i've used.
if you need help making your own traces i'll gladly show you mate
if you need help making your own traces i'll gladly show you mate
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robh107- Posts: 388
Join date: 2008-11-28
Age: 29
Location: hull, east yorkshire
Re: drennon traces
Crap snap-links. Who knows why anyone would put these bits of nonsense on a pike lure. Make your own traces with good cross-loks or something of that ilk. that way, you can be positive knowing the traces have been made to your standards.
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Andy Macfarlane- Posts: 886
Join date: 2008-08-13
Location: Glasgow
Re: drennon traces
Agree with you there Andy.
I use a cross lock type connection and never had one go on me yet. Other types never fill me with any confidence and have lost lures and some fish until I changed over.
I use a cross lock type connection and never had one go on me yet. Other types never fill me with any confidence and have lost lures and some fish until I changed over.
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