Whats everyone using
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Size 4 mugga
Size 4 mugga
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Curve 45 Rigworx
Curve 45 Rigworx
Size 6 trig hammer
Put a kicker on it to create a nice angle and cover the quick change and you can use most hooks.
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Another for a size 4 mugga
Another for a size 4 mugga
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Korda Klor, love it's aggressive curve
Korda Klor, love it's aggressive curve
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I prefer it with a shorter shanked beaked point. The ring is always cut off as I prefer them to sit lower, works perfectly with a wafter as well
I prefer it with a shorter shanked beaked point. The ring is always cut off as I prefer them to sit lower, works perfectly with a wafter as well
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Prefer them without a ring too, agree with the wafter, always dumbell shaped too
Prefer them without a ring too, agree with the wafter, always dumbell shaped too
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I use a curve but a wide gape will do the job too.
I use a curve but a wide gape will do the job too.
Size 4 trig-hammer
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I tried it with a trig hammer. Pattern looks great and they are mega sharp but almost evey fish that i had on them had excessive mouth damage.
I take it that the users of the trig hammers havent had this issue? I'd have loved to carry on using them as i only use a ronnie and a multi rig and they should be great for both
I tried it with a trig hammer. Pattern looks great and they are mega sharp but almost evey fish that i had on them had excessive mouth damage.
I take it that the users of the trig hammers havent had this issue? I'd have loved to carry on using them as i only use a ronnie and a multi rig and they should be great for both
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I haven't had any problems, however I don't catch many fish
I haven't had any problems, however I don't catch many fish
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No problems at all for me,had a few points go over though
No problems at all for me,had a few points go over though
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Also use a size 4 trig hammer
Also use a size 4 trig hammer
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i was using size 6 trig hammers and had a couple open up while playing a fish and subsequently lost both..
perhaps the wire gauge is a lot stronger on the 4s, but personally i would avoid
i was using size 6 trig hammers and had a couple open up while playing a fish and subsequently lost both..
perhaps the wire gauge is a lot stronger on the 4s, but personally i would avoid
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