The Fishermans Net

On a standard pulley i loop the line through a piece of silicone tubing and slide it up to just behind the pulley bead (with the rig set) for better bite detection. Once a fish is hooked the tension is enough to move the silicone down towards the lead so the rig still functions.

I have never had any problems with it and would say it adds enough resistance to make the rod tip rattle but not enough to stop the rig from functioning.

I get the concept of the pulley rig, however, unless it's a 'fish every chuck', you're going to retrieve more times than not without a fish on just to freshen up the bait, so the weight is in the same position as with most other rig designs i.e. last to arrive. Or have I got the context wrong, and it's a case of not wanting the weight to snag in the event of a fish 'on'.
Up to now, my rig of choice for Cod is a 'Up & Over' rig with a 26" snood, but each to their own.

Thanks for the replies boys

I've tried an idea from a gemini advert in last month's sea angler were the swivel on the snood is replaced with a bead and crimp so just one piece of line from sinker to hook. Only had a couple of cast with it but so far so good. But I'd think it could be more prone line twist though

Long pulley rig for slower tides, shorter for faster tides I've always always found a good rule of thumb and not a good rig for in close I've found ,i wouldn't worry about the bait being on the deck as I've had plenty of rays using pulleys though ,just pay the extra for pulley swivel beads as I've split rigs in half on the cast a few times when using swivels and just been lucky no one about.

Anyone else ever use a double pulley rig? There great to have when the ground is a bit rough and you want a few baits in the water..
Here's mine.

You`ve lost me with that one Dave....

Big Kev wrote:You`ve lost me with that one Dave....

Yea the pictures don't really show it that well.. I'm sure there are better pics on the net, will see if I can find any. If I ever bump into you Kev your welcome to have one.