Being the lazy b*stard that I am I was looking at finding the ideal rigs to use where you don't need to change to boom that often but can change the hook. What materials have you found work well when tying an Albright knot and being able to use silicon to keep it all in place?
Thanks
Thanks
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Don't forget your Multi-rig, the hook being able to be taken out of the loop, the only silicon on the shank of the hook to hold the loop from sliding to the eye.
I use both coated and uncoated braids on my versions of Multi-rigs.
I also have a very high pop-up version using Amnesia.
Don't forget your Multi-rig, the hook being able to be taken out of the loop, the only silicon on the shank of the hook to hold the loop from sliding to the eye.
I use both coated and uncoated braids on my versions of Multi-rigs.
I also have a very high pop-up version using Amnesia.
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Ronnie and Multi
Ronnie and Multi
Turbo German made with a spinner swivel and backwards kicker
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Loop & Boom; although unpicking the looped braid is taxing so most of the time its easier to snip it off and loop on a new one (with a new hook etc)
Loop & Boom; although unpicking the looped braid is taxing so most of the time its easier to snip it off and loop on a new one (with a new hook etc)
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loops and boom for bottom baits, multi hinge rig is brilliant for for pop ups, all I use now
loops and boom for bottom baits, multi hinge rig is brilliant for for pop ups, all I use now