In reply to Post #45
Fair enough. Each to their own

In reply to Post #45
If you don't mind me asking what pattern of hook do you find better with bottom bait or wafters and the multi rig?

In reply to Post #47
I've found the trig hammers to be good. But also had good hook holds on Gardner muggas in the past although I'm not entirely convinced with how it looks with such a curved shank of the mugga.

In reply to Post #48
Yes i thought the mugga was a bit to aggressive and preferred the esp curve hook when i had a little play using wafters, it would be interesting to see what hooks others like.

As a pop up rig i've found aggressive curves muggas etc (which look wrong but work) and also chod style hooks both work very well and i much prefer the multi rig to a ronnie rig

In reply to Post #49
Chod on pop up or wafter or a long shank on snowman or double bottom bait. Single bottom bait I use a wide gape

In reply to Post #50
Interesting info there thanks Neil

In reply to Post #50
Have you tried using it for popups with a normal hook rather than a chod style hook? It works far better imo

In reply to Post #52
Just changed over to a curve myself and the first signs are very good so far !

In reply to Post #52
I have I used to use it on wide gap but don't rally bother any more find it works fine for me with a chod hook . I use the nash pin point choddies

I also have a good inch on the loop by the hook. I did find with a choddie smaller loops not doing so well

Hi All - to those that fish multis regularly, would you be confident leaving them out 24 hours +? Especially on waters with lots of nuisance fish? In terms of the potential for the loop pulling down at some point (appreciate it needs to be pulled on the hook to do this) - just after some views to help with my confidence with them

In reply to Post #55
Yes definitely, done it many times before . No need to worry about small fish moving the loop

In reply to Post #56
Thank you mate

In reply to Post #55
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