In reply to Post #12
The great thing about this set up is that you can use pretty much any type of hook. Just use what you are currently using. Depending upon the hook shank length then I just adjust the pie e of silicone tubing to fit. I like just a small gap in the unconcoated loop, just enough to lift and turn . Most recently I've been using with a Klor, hooknholds have been solid.

Have a look on YouTube for the Mike Holly slip d rig, it's an ESP video. Simplicity and does what you're looking for.

Have a chat with Spence at Aqua Bait Company, you've got colour options as well

Agree with the comment about Thinking Anglers OGX, would also recommend Korda Longchuck. Happily use both on my set ups

In reply to Post #5
Both are great hookbait options and there are plenty of others in the range. As per the other replies, use any of Spence's baits with confidence. A great range covering all personal preferences. Love the garlics, and if matching the feed, then marbles or hard hookers for me.

In reply to Post #8
BobCo Tackle have some spools of different types in stock, and on sale too...

In reply to Post #9
You can' go wrong with any of Spence's baits, the Maple Milk is definitely an option for you and works well in cooler water temps

In reply to Post #8
Cheers for that

Rather than start a new post and staying on the Longbeam theme, I'm looking to get spring loaded line clips for my ST 2000 H, but having trouble finding for this size reel. Are the spool sizes the same as say an Emblem 3000, and if so would they fit?

Cut Tail Baits do them in frozen and shelf life options