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In reply to Post #1
Drill/core out centre of pop up and add tungsten putty or split shot.
I still do that with bottom baits to turn them into either wafters or pop ups with foam or cork sticks
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I don't know if this will help. The multi rig I tie is literally a hook, ring, line then weight to pin down the popup so no scaffolding.
So that it doesn't look like I have a malteser holding the rig down, I've been threading a tungsten dropper which I then wrap with lead wire and still have to wrap some putty around that.
Quite a faff, but at least now I have sleek mini twix on my rigs which is a little more discreet 😂.
Reality is the fish probably don't care...
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In reply to Post #2
They are very very useful the fox weights , simple yet perfect for the job. last for years too 
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In reply to Post #4
You can use lead wire piercing the pop up. But this will defeat the purpose of using buoyant pop ups.
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Bigger swivel on your D, sounds like a size 8 might be needed.
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In reply to Post #1
Just use a AAA shot. That holds down a Proper Job pop up.
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In reply to Post #2
That's what I use, they sit perfectly on rig.
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In reply to Post #3
Yeah that’s what I’m using atm but it’s massive maybe I got a batch of extra buoyant specials lol
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In reply to Post #1
Split shot and some putty around it to find right ballance.
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In reply to Post #1
Fox quick change weights are good
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Hey,
Anyone got any neat methods of weighing down a buoyant pop up like corkers, proper jobs, Hayward specials etc on the multi rig. Looks like I’ve attached a boulder
Thanks
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