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  1. Like John and NM, I use a quick link. Great for a quick change of the rig If, however, you want to tie it to the swivel then a palomar to the hook link is not the best way (In my opinion). Tie the swivel to the main line with a palomar, then you tie a loop in the rig with a figure of eight knot. To attach the rig you put the whole loop through the rig and then pull the rest of the rig through the loop. This is the strongest way of attaching both mainline and rig to a swivel using simple knots (All in my opinion, of course )
    2 points
  2. phildalton1982

    Monk lakes,kent

    Had 3 out, up to around 19lb, looking forward to mallard mate
    1 point
  3. phildalton1982

    Monk lakes,kent

    2.5 days to go!!!!!
    1 point
  4. hutch

    Ring Swivel or A Loop

    Im another one that uses quick links, I use the fox kwik change ones but instead of using a full anti tangle sleeve I trim enough off to cover the attachment section and a bit more but leave the end like the eye of a swivel so you get full movement for the rig from the attaching loop.
    1 point
  5. adamkitson

    Merrington

    well I meant PVA on one rod and choddy on the other, but coming up with a way of combining them could be a goldmine!
    1 point
  6. P.S. To eliminate tangles, an anti tangle sleeve to your rig (Where it connects to your swivel ) and a PVA nugget or small PVA stick to the hook. Personally, I never cast out a bare hook. The majority of the time I use PVA nuggets, but do also make a stick mix and use a stick occasionally.
    1 point
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