Pricey but has anyone got their hands on these yet? I like the concept, zigging at range in deep water is often frustrating.
In reply to Post #1
Yes I've used one and I have to admit they make adjustable zig fishing much easier, no having to mess about with foam sticking the hookbait to the body of the float. So far it's been 100% tangle free on the cast although it does tangle on the retrieve if you bring it in too fast
Yes I've used one and I have to admit they make adjustable zig fishing much easier, no having to mess about with foam sticking the hookbait to the body of the float. So far it's been 100% tangle free on the cast although it does tangle on the retrieve if you bring it in too fast
In reply to Post #2
Ah okay interesting. For £20 a pop I was hoping that would be the case. My concern was letting the float up, as at the end of the stem is only a swivel, no big eye/loop.
Ah okay interesting. For £20 a pop I was hoping that would be the case. My concern was letting the float up, as at the end of the stem is only a swivel, no big eye/loop.
"Zyggo. " thought people were go to start talking about some e commerce start up company. Not a float for fishing.. 
In reply to Post #4
I'm not understanding the humour
I'm not understanding the humour
In reply to Post #3
I've had no issues at all with letting the float up. Im more confident that the zyggo has landed untangled than any other adjustable zig I've used in the past.
I've had no issues at all with letting the float up. Im more confident that the zyggo has landed untangled than any other adjustable zig I've used in the past.