pulley rig or up and over running lead rig
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smokesolo33
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pulley rig or up and over running lead rig
What one is the better rig for various situations i.e. bass, rough ground, winter cod or thornies etc?
Re: pulley rig or up and over running lead rig
smokesolo33 wrote:What one is the better rig for various situations i.e. bass, rough ground, winter cod or thornies etc?
Rough ground you want a pully type rig mate, For the cod and bigger fish inclusing rays i use a pennal rig and the bass people use a up and over rig etc
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Re: pulley rig or up and over running lead rig
I don't use the standard pulley rig anymore, I opt for the pulley drop down, I use it when I want to fish a single bait on snoods less than 4 foot. Any longer and I go for the up and over rig but its very rare I feel the need to go longer, possibly only for Bass when the water is clear and the Rays when the tide allows.smokesolo33 wrote:What one is the better rig for various situations i.e. bass, rough ground, winter cod or thornies etc?
Over rough ground If your worried about loosing gear that's what a rotten bottoms and lead lifts are for
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smokesolo33
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Re: pulley rig or up and over running lead rig
Whats the difference between pulley and pulley drop down?
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smokesolo33
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Re: pulley rig or up and over running lead rig
Have just looked it. As faras i can see a pulley drop down is like a paternoster pulley rig with the snood sliding up and down the rig body on a bent bait clip