crusian Posted 19 hours ago Author Report Posted 19 hours ago Ah , ran out of time editing ! . Should I change from a Ridgemonkey Small Hook Ring Bait Screw as sometimes the screw seems to work its way through the hookhold and cause a bit of damage to the Carp's mouth ? . I'm thinking of a plastic bait screw with no swivel . 😃 Quote
InteraX Posted 19 hours ago Report Posted 19 hours ago I hate them! A bit of floss on the end of a micro ring swivel gives the bait a bit more movement. crusian 1 Quote
salokcinnodrog Posted 18 hours ago Report Posted 18 hours ago 1 hour ago, crusian said: Ah , ran out of time editing ! . Should I change from a Ridgemonkey Small Hook Ring Bait Screw as sometimes the screw seems to work its way through the hookhold and cause a bit of damage to the Carp's mouth ? . I'm thinking of a plastic bait screw with no swivel . 😃 Like @InteraX I don't like them. I would prefer a bit of nylon or bait floss on the D or rig ring as I have found that bait screws can work free and drop the bait, no matter how much a swelled bait is supposed to grip better. It takes a big plastic one to grip properly! Incidentally, I save cut down used rig materials for that specific reason, to use create a hair or for mounting pop-ups. It doesn't matter whether it is monofilament, coated or uncoated braid. The only thing that doesn't lighter blob nicely is fluorocarbon. crusian 1 Quote
yonny Posted 53 minutes ago Report Posted 53 minutes ago 19 hours ago, crusian said: sometimes the screw seems to work its way through the hookhold and cause a bit of damage to the Carp's mouth ? If you have seen that with your own eyes, I think you've answered your own question! Quote
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