In reply to Post #40
Anyone use the turbo on a D rather than straight on the shank?
Anyone use the turbo on a D rather than straight on the shank?
Having used both the slip d and German. I find the slip d a far better rig. So much so that I don't use the German anymore
In reply to Post #42
Having used the slip d and the German I find I still prefer the amnesia d rig
Having used the slip d and the German I find I still prefer the amnesia d rig
In reply to Post #43
What's that one I can't remember
What's that one I can't remember
In reply to Post #44
When using the German with a wafter what are the pros and cons of using a ring swivel as opposed to one without the ring, thanks ?
When using the German with a wafter what are the pros and cons of using a ring swivel as opposed to one without the ring, thanks ?
In reply to Post #45
With the ring the hook can fall backwards over the hooklink. (I think it's due to how the rig falls through the water)
With the ring the hook can fall backwards over the hooklink. (I think it's due to how the rig falls through the water)
In reply to Post #46
Thanks for the reply . From a movement point of view I can't see why you wouldn't use the ring on the German but use it on a Ronnie , thanks.
Thanks for the reply . From a movement point of view I can't see why you wouldn't use the ring on the German but use it on a Ronnie , thanks.
In reply to Post #46
Has that been a problem for the millions of stripped coated braid rigs that's been cast out?
Has that been a problem for the millions of stripped coated braid rigs that's been cast out?
In reply to Post #48
No idea, but after reading this article I did some tests myself and saw it happening, it didn't happen everytime but enough to make me stop using a ronnie with a wafter. My catch rate also went up.
No idea, but after reading this article I did some tests myself and saw it happening, it didn't happen everytime but enough to make me stop using a ronnie with a wafter. My catch rate also went up.