anyone got the measurements of the pulley dropper rig?
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dropper pulley or pulley dropper :-S
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I think I know what rig you mean, the one where the snood drops down the main line.
Well it can be any size really - snood length is usually linked to conditions - rough = short, slight = longer.
Although some swear by it, never had anything on one.....PB Boat Ling 24lb
PB Cod Boat 17lb
PB Cod Shore 11lb
PB Boat Pollack 9.5lb
PB Mackies 1,000,000
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Originally posted by Jimbob View PostI think I know what rig you mean, the one where the snood drops down the main line.
Well it can be any size really - snood length is usually linked to conditions - rough = short, slight = longer.
Although some swear by it, never had anything on one.....
have used it myself not keen on it .did you know panel pins comes in diff sizes ?
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Originally posted by john/r View Postsnood drops down the main line then it is,nt a pulley rig is it.
have used it myself not keen on it .PB Boat Ling 24lb
PB Cod Boat 17lb
PB Cod Shore 11lb
PB Boat Pollack 9.5lb
PB Mackies 1,000,000
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i use pulleys all the time and i seen a bit in sea angler saying it was a good rig so i tried to find info on it and got this http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/D...%20%281%29.jpg It has no info on it like length... so its unknown to a novice like me the scale, its called a dropper or short pulley rig but i have no idea how short lolSpecies: Cod, Bass, Coalie, Flounder, Dab, Rockling, Mackerel, Plaice, Pollock, Ballen Wrasse, L/S Scorpion, Common Blenny, Weaver (unfortunately), Whiting, Common Eel, Trout, Pike... think that's it
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instead of a free running pulley i think its limited to a lesser half of the main body rig so the hook is grounded.. is this right? if so then i need to stop it half way up the link with stopknots instead???Species: Cod, Bass, Coalie, Flounder, Dab, Rockling, Mackerel, Plaice, Pollock, Ballen Wrasse, L/S Scorpion, Common Blenny, Weaver (unfortunately), Whiting, Common Eel, Trout, Pike... think that's it
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Originally posted by SnaggedUpLad View Postinstead of a free running pulley i think its limited to a lesser half of the main body rig so the hook is grounded.. is this right? if so then i need to stop it half way up the link with stopknots instead???
a use dodgers for dropper rig , get them at rutherfods he will be able to show and explain them better than a can over thread
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yeah but there is actually a rig called the "Dropper Pulley" which is why its so confusing lol... its curiosity rather than anything else lolSpecies: Cod, Bass, Coalie, Flounder, Dab, Rockling, Mackerel, Plaice, Pollock, Ballen Wrasse, L/S Scorpion, Common Blenny, Weaver (unfortunately), Whiting, Common Eel, Trout, Pike... think that's it
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Originally posted by Jimbob View PostIf a fish is on the end, the lead stays above the hook, so it sort of is m8..in a non-traditional sort of way. I think that's what he is getting at.did you know panel pins comes in diff sizes ?
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