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    we have all been beginners so to help a little maybe what is your favourite rig you would recommend to beginners it must be a nightmare when looking in mags and see what some people use, my favourite which i still use at times and is a killer is the simple 1up 1down rig no beads or owt just loops to attach hook lgths too whats yours
    john
    did you know panel pins comes in diff sizes ?

  • #2
    Clip down pulley for me every time mate. size 1/0 hook and inpact shield jobs a good 'n
    Happy to help, Keen to learn!

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    • #3
      Running Ledger

      Can't go wrong...
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      • #4
        Originally posted by The Great Wallsendo View Post
        Running Ledger

        Can't go wrong...
        might give them a try if i ever get out again lol, do you use impact shields on you Runnung Ledger?
        Happy to help, Keen to learn!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by phill_itofish View Post
          might give them a try if i ever get out again lol, do you use impact shields on you Running Ledger?
          No mate - imagine your hook length attached by a swivel to your shock leader. The lead is then clipped to the shock leader above the hook length (with a bead to protect the knot/swivel)

          Simple as a simple thing - you can also add beads to the snood if trying for flatties etc
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          • #6
            2 hook flapper for river size 1 hooks , sea fishing pulley rig clipped down 2/0 3/0 /4/0 depends what time a year winter will be more less 4/0 pennel
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            • #7
              As with codseeker above I use these when teaching the kids. Have the bottom flapper with a long snood (flattie rig). We seem to catch a lot when others around aren't
              <i>Put back what you don't need.</i>

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              • #8
                if like me it dos,nt matter about hooks lgths etc i catch nowt anyway just kidding
                did you know panel pins comes in diff sizes ?

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