You really sure about that?
It is possible, and quite easily.
Instead of attaching the rig to the swivel by a direct knot, then you can attach it via a "loop to loop". Works with Mono and braid, although I do worry about the loop knot with fluorocarbon.
I have a selection of rigs in my Rig bins already baited with Air Dried baits or pop-ups.
To be honest it takes as little time to tie a new mainline to swivel knot as it does to get my fingers inside a quick link to open it.
On top of that because I'm experienced enough to know about it, I also dry anything that gets wet before I attach PVA.
I make up bags or mesh ready and often have some already made up in the bait bucket. I can then attach them to the hook and/or lead clip after drying the end tackle. Easy enough in the rain or in the winter.
In fact the last 2 trips I have been on the rain was heavy enough that PVA was a nightmare whether it was made up or not.
I did also point out that a quick link can't swivel, which may increase the possibility of line twist.
Rod out the water a lost fish?
Merely a take you have not yet received, and a rod out the water being properly prepared is worth the inconvenience of it leaning against the bivvy for a few minutes.
The quicklink i`m talking about has a little protruding bit so the swivel can come off quickly, I make my rigs with svivels attatched.
Thanks for the constructive critisisms, see you.
