The top one is just a multi rig with the coating stripped back by the hook. Bottom one is a turbo German I think. Does anyone have any feedback or preferences?
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To be honest, I just use a bog standard german rig for wafters, it's a doddle to tie, doesn't tangle, catches plenty of fish and I don't lose many (in fact, I can't remember losing any in the 6 years I've been using it).
To be honest, I just use a bog standard german rig for wafters, it's a doddle to tie, doesn't tangle, catches plenty of fish and I don't lose many (in fact, I can't remember losing any in the 6 years I've been using it).
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Give them both a go and see how you get on, hook holds etc.
Not sure what the anti-tangle boom is made from [ rubber, tungsten etc ] but test them in the sink as some rubber ones have a tendency to lift up from the bottom & need a small bit of putty just in front to sink them.
Give them both a go and see how you get on, hook holds etc.
Not sure what the anti-tangle boom is made from [ rubber, tungsten etc ] but test them in the sink as some rubber ones have a tendency to lift up from the bottom & need a small bit of putty just in front to sink them.
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Cant see there being much difference. Turbo is convenient to change hook but other than that pretty much same. Might get slightly different movement from swivel?
Cant see there being much difference. Turbo is convenient to change hook but other than that pretty much same. Might get slightly different movement from swivel?