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In reply to Post #17
I use a big swivel on mine m8, holds it quite firm, but will come out on the cast or a take, is ok when reeling in.
Daz
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In reply to Post #16
Daz
The clip you attach your lead to, will it accommodate a big eye swivel or does your lead have to have a standard swivel?
Reason I ask is that I have some old discontinued Nash ones which are similar, but not angled like the Temu ones. They have to be used with a lead with a standard swivel, which is a bit pants as you have to get "special" leads made up.
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In reply to Post #14
Have you got a link mate.
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In reply to Post #13
If you go with the fox kit they're a fraction of the price on temu for the identical kit.
Daz
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In reply to Post #12
Thanks guys, I'll have a look at the run rig kits.
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In reply to Post #1
https://willyworms.co.uk/products/nash-run-clip-pack
Thee will eject if get caught on anything, think the idea is once the line tightens up they become fixed on the line
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In reply to Post #10
Sorry just seen already been covered 😅
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In reply to Post #8
Have a look at the fox angled run beads which is what I use for my running setup. Instead of the peg which locks lead in place they do little pva strips. Never used them this way and may lose alot of leads on retrieval. But the lead swivel is quite tight anyway so may just drop when you actually get a take and start playing fish...
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In reply to Post #7
Sucks to lose fish, so I see your problem.
You might find some inspiration here
linkypoo
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In reply to Post #6
I realise what I'm asking is a bit conflicting. A rule on my syndicate is you have to use running rigs. I lost a couple of fish in weed this week and I wondered if I was able to drop the lead I could have landed them.
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In reply to Post #6
I realise what I'm asking is a bit conflicting. A rule on my syndicate is you have to use running rigs. I lost a couple of fish in weed this week and I wondered if I was able to drop the lead I could have landed them.
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In reply to Post #1
Fox do these:
Fox drop off run ring kit
Edit: #5 beat me to it.
May I ask why you want to drop the lead?
The point of using a running setup is that the lead creates a rather fixed point for the line to run through giving great bite indication. By losing the lead you don't get that effect, so you might as well use a drop off heli setup or a lead clip.
I have been using this setup for the last year Matt Collins run rig setup, and I have been very impressed with how good the bite indication has been. I can really recommend it - even with light leads.
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In reply to Post #4
You could use Fox running kit and PVA strips.
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In reply to Post #3
On the take.
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