Stonfo Pole float shotter

Brief look at the Stonfo Dosapiombo.
Dosapiombo in a neutrally buoyant device for shotting pole floats. This clever device allows you to clip a pole float in to the top of it then place shot around the basket until the float sits correctly in the water.
This allows you to double check the shotting capacity for the float, This is extremely useful when setting up multible floats of the same pattern and capacity with the same shotting.
No two floats are the same!
Available through our store
www.soartackle.co.uk/dosapiom...
My shotting guides
stickfloat.wordpress.com/2020...

[@user-pb3gy9oz1u]

Brilliant, thanks Scott

[@SoartackleCoUk]

Very welcome

[@markbsac]

cheers scott..very informative i wondered what they were

[@SoartackleCoUk]

Welcome Mark, and thank you for the comment :-)

[@AnthonyWilliams-ew3wp]

The smallest shot I can use is a no.8. Anything smaller I find impossible to handle.

[@SoartackleCoUk]

Smaller shot are far from easy to use unfortunately. Have you tried slot shot or styles? They tend to be easier to use as they’re normally softer. Also being an oblong shape they’re easier to handle. 👍

[@Northstar-Media]

I put line through & use my kettle to trim my floats in .

[@asktheefathe]

How do I get mate

[@SoartackleCoUk]

Hi mate. We have them in the shop or they're available through our shop website. www.soartackle.co.uk/dosapiombo-float-shotter-718-p.asp Cheers Scott

[@CiscoKid66]

Thanks for the video. I make my rigs up using a Rigmate and check them directly in my water butt. (Obviously, no good for your demonstration)

[@eoinmurray2421]

Hi could you please tell how i could get a couple of those cards mate , i can't for the life of me work out pole float capacity and shot weights etc ,help confused 🙄

[@SoartackleCoUk]

Hay up mate hopefully this will work for you. If you go to this link it will take you to my useful guides. You'll be able to down load print off from there. Cheers Scott stickfloat.wordpress.com/2020/11/23/useful-guides/

[@eoinmurray2421]

Cheers mate will help me a lot just getting back into coarse fishing after a very long time things have changed so much really need videos like yours to catch up with all the latest methods 👍😀

[@SoartackleCoUk]

Your very welcome. Top tip in getting back is to keep things simple. Prep at home so your not wasting time on the bank. :-)

[@eoinmurray2421]

@@SoartackleCoUk I bought my pole of youse a middy muscle tech 6 mtr with a few extra extensions 4 and 4 top kits I bought 2 packs of 3 sensas 1.50 mtr hollow tips and cut them down to suit the bushes for the 3 sizes of middy solid elastics you recommended and use this set up for all my pole silver fishing great kit ,I actually bought another muscle tech 6 for spares , I actually regularly fish it with all the extensions and the butt from the other pole getting me about 11.5 mtrs and not a bother tempted to go longer but can't seem to source spares anymore because I think middy have stopped trading any idea what's happening with them ,anyway sorry for rattling on ,what you think of my setup ?be nice to get an experienced anglers opinion regards owen

[@SoartackleCoUk]

Hi mate, Set up sounds good to me. So long as it works for you that is the main thing. Stick to your 11 mtr its more than enough id of thought for most places. You could always chuck a waggler or a small feeder/bomb for your longer line. Sounds like your doing bob on with elastic choice. :-) As for MIddy they are still around. The original owners retired and sold the company. The new owners have annouced they hoping to have everything back up and running in March. They have been posting about stuff on Facebook.