purkis

i have used snake-bite for five years and it is the ultimate hooklink. it has amazing abrasion resistance due to the outer coating. the coating can be peeled back for versatility and for use with pop ups. it is excellent for snag fishing. makes a great stiff rig. why everyone doesnt use this hooklink material i have no idea.

I get my line broken on a bite at least once. I mate i fished in canada for two weeks and the problem was my line was laying in beds of zebra muscles and they were snapping my line. use leadcore but u can still be broken off. canada is nototious for beds of muscles. hope this helps u out

i think its being harsh on big names. most of them say keep it simple. even the ones writing mags such as lee jackson and terry hearn. at the end of the day every water presents itself in a different away and has different demands. carp arent clever otherwise once caught on a boilie a fish would never be caught again on one. all complicated rigs still have a hook and line. i think varying bait not rigs is the key and of course location