Gemini mould

[Meatball]

Anyone got one or used one bit advice need thanks

 

[fishingmark]

I've got one as I prefer the Gemini leads. The only drawback is the cost of the accessories to make the leads. If you get your lead cheap enough or for free like I do most of the time, it isn't too expensive at 55 to 60p a lead. I like the way the grip legs release one at a time on them which increased the amount of leads I retrieved from snags. Personal choice I suppose.

 

[Meatball]

Well I get me lead for nawt church roofs lol nar me mates a roofer I like the idea that you can unscrew the ends and make a grip or a plain lead

 

[fishingmark]

Well I get me lead for nawt church roofs lol nar me mates a roofer I like the idea that you can unscrew the ends and make a grip or a plain lead

If you do this the leads are not very aerodynamic for casting. I have bomb moulds for plain leads.

 

[Meatball]

No a sure av seen like a bullet nose you screw on the end in stead of the gripper

 

[Whippyzzippy]

Top quality mate I'm using splashdowns at the minute and they're 1st class. The moulds are well priced and 1 mould will do 3 size weights so they are excellent value. The kits seem expensive at 1st 90p - £1 per lead but if you break it down they're not to bad if u take into consideration you don't need to buy loops, wires and bait clips/imps etc + the £60 saving from buying 1 mould instead of 3

 

[fishingmark]

No a sure av seen like a bullet nose you screw on the end in stead of the gripper

Yes you can get the plain nose cones,forgot about them:red: I've never used them as I have the other moulds for plain leads. They are much cheaper than the grip heads, about 30p each.