In reply to Post #45
Thread your rig tube through the tail rubber,warm the tubing with a lighter and press on it with your thumb.This creates a wider part of tubing that won't pull back through the tail rubber.You can then thread your mainline through and never have tubing moving up your line again
Thread your rig tube through the tail rubber,warm the tubing with a lighter and press on it with your thumb.This creates a wider part of tubing that won't pull back through the tail rubber.You can then thread your mainline through and never have tubing moving up your line again
In reply to Post #46
Very good idea. Will deffinetly put that to some use.
Very good idea. Will deffinetly put that to some use.
In reply to Post #45
Did you use their Tungsten tubing or another brand ?
Did you use their Tungsten tubing or another brand ?
In reply to Post #44
Brought some and tried them today. Fished to not drop the lead but still managed to lose the lead on the take and noticed that with every cast the wire would pull out slightly from the clip. Has anyone experienced the same or ideas on how to solve it?
Brought some and tried them today. Fished to not drop the lead but still managed to lose the lead on the take and noticed that with every cast the wire would pull out slightly from the clip. Has anyone experienced the same or ideas on how to solve it?
In reply to Post #48
I use the tungsten tubing from bank tackle.
I use the tungsten tubing from bank tackle.
In reply to Post #49
Not had this issue. Maybe just press the swivel end down on something hard like a rig box to make sure it's properly inside.
Not had this issue. Maybe just press the swivel end down on something hard like a rig box to make sure it's properly inside.