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inzenity
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inzenity
   Old Thread  #14 22 Sept 2026 at 8.16pm  0  Login    Register
Talking about fox, they also brought out their version of the esp ronnie clips and tungsten sleeves. They are absolute rubbish, no way those sleeves fit the clip without applying quite dangerous force. So those sleeves are very tight and small. and i promoted them to my combi rigs. I don't think it can get any neater than with those sleeves.
mrjcarter
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mrjcarter
   Old Thread  #13 22 Sept 2026 at 8.13pm  0  Login    Register
In reply to Post #12
That's what I use. Brilliant things and they stay put too
Hitman
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Hitman
   Old Thread  #12 22 Sept 2026 at 1.38pm  1  Login    Register
The fox weights would be good for this rig
Baitman
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Baitman
   Old Thread  #11 21 Sept 2026 at 1.25am  0  Login    Register

Albright, or lazy loop.



Darkieallard
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   Old Thread  #10 20 Sept 2026 at 4.10pm  1  Login    Register
In reply to Post #6
They are 1g olivettes
Mji1994
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Mji1994
   Old Thread  #9 20 Sept 2026 at 3.14pm  1  Login    Register
Esp have the balance beads that would work i think they come in 0.3 & 0.6 grams.
jhhilton1983
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jhhilton1983
   Old Thread  #8 20 Sept 2026 at 0.08am  0  Login    Register
Nash did some tungsten swivel beads which were great for this... used the small ones and trimmed down the barrel section from memory. I still have a few in my box.
Darkieallard
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   Old Thread  #7 19 Sept 2026 at 11.58pm  1  Login    Register
In reply to Post #6
I’ll check in my tackle box in the morning but have a feeling there 0.6g.

I normally tie a small overhand knot behind it too keep it in place
Baitman
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Baitman
   Old Thread  #6 19 Sept 2026 at 11.55pm  0  Login    Register
In reply to Post #5
What size do you use, and how do you secure them in place.
Darkieallard
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   Old Thread  #5 19 Sept 2026 at 11.50pm  0  Login    Register
Olivettes are great for weights
Greekskii
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Greekskii
   Old Thread  #4 19 Sept 2026 at 8.23pm  0  Login    Register
I use the reverse of this. Stiff hook section. Putty on the knot for sure.
runneil
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runneil
   Old Thread  #3 19 Sept 2026 at 4.30pm  0  Login    Register
In reply to Post #1
I find with the putty on the knot that the hook hangs down in a better position than with out it ! Try picking up the rig from the micro swivel and see how the hook hangs with and without the putty !
MrNuvawun
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MrNuvawun
   Old Thread  #2 19 Sept 2026 at 1.49pm  0  Login    Register
In reply to Post #1
I add putty to the knot. Not sure if it helps, but I don’t feel that it hinders. I primarily add it to neaten up the knot, but also feel it could help pull the hook down when picked up. Could also try a shot on the hook maybe, but I feel that just adds extra clutter. I catch well enough with just the putty, so always add it.
ChrisNicholls
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ChrisNicholls
   Old Thread  #1 19 Sept 2026 at 12.09pm  0  Login    Register
Do you add any weights to your combi multi rigs? Pecky doesn't but Mark Bryant and Mike Holly do.

I have tried both ways and while I like the theory of the added weight (tungsten bead or putty) on the knot that forms the loop dropping the hook down, I can't really say I noticed much difference. Is it worth it or a waste of time?
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