Neneman Nick
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can any of you nice people reccomend a clip/gadget for quick rig changes instead of cutting line and re-tying etc...
quick change rigs
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Les Clark
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Nick ,Hi mate how are you,go to the rig page ,there is a "Quick rig change " by the boss man ,Graham ,just what you are looking for .
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Frothey
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gemini do some nice clips.....
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jason fisher
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you would find gemini clips in the sea fishing section.
Neneman Nick
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do nash or korda or fox etc do any??? it would be nice to have a look at all the options and check availability before making a choice.
many thanks for the replies so far.
many thanks for the replies so far.
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Ozz
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Korda, Fox, etc..do them, a quick trip to the local tackle shop and you would be able to assess the best for your needs.
Personally I use the small snap links covered with a reversed tail rubber.
Personally I use the small snap links covered with a reversed tail rubber.
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Wolfman Woody
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Korda do some and Nash do some small ones, but Gemini Snood Clips are the best.
Try on here: http://gemini-tackle.co.uk/orders.htm
Try on here: http://gemini-tackle.co.uk/orders.htm
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Wolfman Woody
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Robin Higgins
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Another vote for the Gemini clips! I use a pair of pliers and just open up the eye enough so they can be attached to a swivel. I would recommend a silicone sleeve of some sort over the top of the clip, just to neaten everything up.
Robin
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Bully
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Stick method ??
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Moody Malc
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ditto gemini (Thanks Rik)
Stick Method: Dynamite stick method - Ready tied rigs with a PVA mesh bag (Full of your favourite 'stick mix' e.g. Dynamites meaty marine groundbait) with the hook length pulled through with the hook buried in the bottom of the bag at one end and a Korda Quik Link at the other.
I have several of these pre made up to save time when re-casting or after a fish. The Stick method had the added bonus of making sure you get almost excellent presentation of your hookbait, the hooklength itself is covered up by the stick mix and you can even wind the rig back a bit without the risk of blunting your hook.
Try it! It works for me.
I have several of these pre made up to save time when re-casting or after a fish. The Stick method had the added bonus of making sure you get almost excellent presentation of your hookbait, the hooklength itself is covered up by the stick mix and you can even wind the rig back a bit without the risk of blunting your hook.
Try it! It works for me.