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pompeyfc123
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 Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2008 6:29 pm Post subject: slider rig? |
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| i bought a ready made rig by mistake and have'nt a clue how to use it or where/when to use ive asked a couple of freinds but they now as little as me so if any1 could help id really appreciate it, thanks ant |
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cookiemonster
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| Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 5:12 am Post subject: |
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| What do you mean by a slider rig m8. Is itsomething that you can clip to your line with a long trace with hook on the end. If so attach a small fish, such as pollack, mackerel, sandeel or even a live prawn to the hook, clip rig to your main line which should be on the bottom and then let the rig slide down. You now have a live bait on your line which is great for catching bass. Best of luck......Colin |
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Welchy
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| Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 7:16 pm Post subject: Re: slider rig? |
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| pompeyfc123 wrote: |
| i bought a ready made rig by mistake and have'nt a clue how to use it or where/when to use ive asked a couple of freinds but they now as little as me so if any1 could help id really appreciate it, thanks ant |
Do you mean a running ledger....... |
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pompeyfc123
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| Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 12:05 pm Post subject: |
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| cookiemonster wrote: |
| What do you mean by a slider rig m8. Is itsomething that you can clip to your line with a long trace with hook on the end. If so attach a small fish, such as pollack, mackerel, sandeel or even a live prawn to the hook, clip rig to your main line which should be on the bottom and then let the rig slide down. You now have a live bait on your line which is great for catching bass. Best of luck......Colin |
yeah thats pretty much it only with a 2 ounce weight attached to it |
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cookiemonster
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| If I was you mate I would change the weight to something a bit more meater like a 4 or 5oz weight with or without grippers, depends on where you are fishing , what the weather is like, bottom sandy or rocky etc...........By putting a heavier weight on you shouldn't get too much movement on your line. You could also put another rig right at the end of your line with say a squid or mackerel bait on it for the chance to catch a bottom feeder. Hope this helps..........Colin |
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