Music Good day ladies and gents and welcome to Ace of Infishing. Thank you for all of you that's subscribed already and I've got the notification button on. If you haven't, please do so. Also like the videos that you find interesting and you believe can help you. Now today I'm switching back to something basic, the standard bronze brim trace. Okay, we've shown you guys all bunch of little gafters, specialist traces, but then just a standard standard bronze brim trace is what I'm going to run you through today. And what I'm using is the Kombi swivel, the 5-6, the Kombi power swivels. Ring Chino size 1, you can even go size 2 if your bronze brim is small in the area. The 10mm or 12mm sorry, 12mm Kingfisher floats, the bright orange one. And then I still prefer Siglund, the fluorocarbon, but you can also use any monofilament like a white monofilament for this or a maximum ultra green to actually fish for them on a 0.55 and down to a 0.50 if you want to fish a bit lighter. Alright, so very simple, I'll just give you guys the exact length of the traces and for the hook I'm going to cut about 30cm. And that'll use for my hook, but obviously they're not going to use up quite a bit of that. So you're looking at about a 20cm trace. Alright, now simple, just tie your hook on with a figure of 8. Alright, nice and tight. Then you've got a chroma toothpick, you're going to need a toothpick just to secure your foam. Or float. I think it's going to be quicker just cutting the hole, yeah, and popping right at the top. Alright, you're going to stick your float on there and you're going to use the toothpicks shop end and push it next to the line in the float quite hard. You're going to cut that off and then you can use your nail, your thumb nail and even wedge it further in to secure it. You'll see how that shoots up when you're fishing. So that's the distance I'll want it from my hook and I'll tie my prawn up there. Now what this does, it creates the movement as well as that visual attraction of the bright orange. Remember these fish feed between rocks and stuff where there's a lot of these bright orange little food sources for them which I'll hit on, may be read by to whatever. But they're also like that green long thickish green grass. Looks like linguine if you can compare it to pasta that grows on the rocks in that area you can fish for them just as a tip. Then on the combi swivel, lack of explain many times the bigger are on the biggest swivel as goes to your leader. Well, your main line, the bottom is for your hook. So we're going to tie the hook on there. OK. Now that can be 20 up to 30 centimeters. Your preference. I like to fish it like this. Now this is 0.55. So I can use 0.5 0.45 for my sink line or even thinner as you gauge down on your hook snoot, the diameter you use there you'll gauge down on your sink line. For the purpose when you get stuck that it will break off. That's your weakest point of your whole setup should be your sink line. Alright. So I've got here 0.5 0.0. I will use that for my sink line that goes on the small swivel of your combi swivel. Figure of 8. Now this section, your sinker section, I'll fish about three times the length of the hook section because you want it up in the air. Alright. Up to five times in this case. And again, just twice a former loop. And that's to attach my sinker. Alright. Very simple guys. There it is. The standard bronze brim trays. Now I just want to grab a sinker to show you guys. Now firstly by fishing this there's several reasons I've fish a loop here for my sinker. It doesn't snap off as quickly on the rocks because you're fishing over rocks. You pull this in over the rocks the whole time. The knot hits the rocks it's off with its loop. At last a lot longer before you lose your sinker if you do lose your sinker. Alright. And it makes it easy to vary the weight depending on our rough the waters washing. You wanted to move a little bit. So it moves into a gully on the edge there or sometimes you don't want it to move at all. So you'll vary your sinker size until you find the fish or you find the bites. So that's what that's for. And then secondly it just makes it easy. This doesn't it keeps the exact length of your trays each time you fish off to your fish. You roll this up, put it back in your tackle bag when you take it out the same length. If you tie the sinker you're going to clip it off. Clip it off. Clip it off. This will get shorter until you have to replace this piece of line. So just assist you in going a bit further with your tackle and saving a bit on your trace material. So guys, yeah, standard trace for bronze brim. There you have it. Now thank you everybody for watching As If You're In Fishing. Thank you for everyone that subscribed that really helps us. 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