Any advice which is the best way to set up the d rig out of these 2 ? Yeah
In reply to Post #1
Not sure what hooks you want to use them on, but the d rig kickers wouldn't fit over the eyes of the fox edges hooks I tried them with
Not sure what hooks you want to use them on, but the d rig kickers wouldn't fit over the eyes of the fox edges hooks I tried them with
In reply to Post #1
The kickers are an absolute nightmare to put over size 4-6 hooks... I would personally tie it using a slip D, passed through the eye and blobbed with a lighter
The kickers are an absolute nightmare to put over size 4-6 hooks... I would personally tie it using a slip D, passed through the eye and blobbed with a lighter
In reply to Post #3
I've put mediums over size 6 trig hammers tonight easily
I've put mediums over size 6 trig hammers tonight easily
In reply to Post #1
Slip D is not the same as a D rig. Slip D is tied with uncoated or stripped braid and Is pretty much like a supple multi rig for bottoms baits or balanced baits
The D rig is tied with a stiff material. Can with be tied same way as a choddy with a single D or with an extended D using the whipping knot on the shank
Slip D is not the same as a D rig. Slip D is tied with uncoated or stripped braid and Is pretty much like a supple multi rig for bottoms baits or balanced baits
The D rig is tied with a stiff material. Can with be tied same way as a choddy with a single D or with an extended D using the whipping knot on the shank
In reply to Post #1
I personally prefer the slip D. Loads more movement in the bait and the D rig kickers are a pain in the ass to fiddle about with on the bank (especially if you have cold hands)!
I personally prefer the slip D. Loads more movement in the bait and the D rig kickers are a pain in the ass to fiddle about with on the bank (especially if you have cold hands)!
In reply to Post #6
I think the kickers with the large hook swivel offer more movement
I think the kickers with the large hook swivel offer more movement