Yea, like steel trace, you can't knot it either, so you have to crimp. This rig is good because it won't get all tangled when you're not using it. One of the reasons is because the mono is quite stiff. The hooks with the individual lines also give the fish something to pick up. Is it any good for casting? I'm guessing after you have casted, you would get the line tight, then let it slack a bit, so the top hook also sits at the bottom?
Yea, like steel trace, you can't knot it either, so you have to crimp. This rig is good because it won't get all tangled when you're not using it. One of the reasons is because the mono is quite stiff. The hooks with the individual lines also give the fish something to pick up. Is it any good for casting? I'm guessing after you have casted, you would get the line tight, then let it slack a bit, so the top hook also sits at the bottom?
dnwndls 1 month ago
@dnwndls I have only used this as a vertical fishing rig, not for casting.
crocksrock101 2 weeks ago
i dont like to use crimps there too visible my id just tie knots
m1garand77 3 months ago
@m1garand77 try tying 200# hard mono :)
crocksrock101 3 months ago
@crocksrock101 i do all the time uni knot works good
m1garand77 3 months ago
good stuff man but u should show the outcome of the rig.
red33pool 3 months ago
@red33pool what do you mean?
crocksrock101 3 months ago