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i put the lead in the bag, sliding the two holding beads up the leader with the hooklength. i then fill up the bag and tie it off. once ive trimmed down the dag i slide the two beads and hhoklength bach to the bag knot, before nicking the hook in the side of the bag.

 

tight lines

 

courtz

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Yes you can use Mini bags or Fishnet PVA on a Heli rig.

 

If you attach them to the Lead then your feed may be a little way away from the Hookbait though.

You can attach PVA to the hook though If you use really small bags about the size of a 50p piece and get the Bait and some freebies in the Pva it works nicely, just get it as round as possible.

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can you use rig tubing with helicopter rigs?

 

Yes, it is probably safer to the Carp.

 

If you have the Helicopter swivel going on the Mainline there is the possibility that because you are pulling against the Carp at an angle that it will eventually break the Line.

 

If you use Tubing you prevent much of this damage that MAY be caused.

 

If you have a Snap-up with a helicopter how long will it be before the Carp is able to eject the Lead, hook and hooklink?

Posted

Yes you can use Mini bags or Fishnet PVA on a Heli rig.

 

If you attach them to the Lead then your feed may be a little way away from the Hookbait though.

You can attach PVA to the hook though If you use really small bags about the size of a 50p piece and get the Bait and some freebies in the Pva it works nicely, just get it as round as possible.

 

You can still use stringers, but that causes the cast to wobble slightly.

 

The hooklink doesn't have to be free to revolve in the cast as what makes the distance of the cast is the Lead momentum and velocity.

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You can attach PVA to the hook though If you use really small bags about the size of a 50p piece and get the Bait and some freebies in the Pva it works nicely, just get it as round as possible.

 

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sorry but my last question was a bit unclear.

 

would it work if you attatch the pva to the lead like i'd said it a previous question, and them nick the hook in the bag so your hookbait is near to the loosefeed.

 

tight lines

 

courtz

Posted

I can't see why not.

 

It is the weight of the lead that gets the distance, just by tidying the hooklink up by nicking the point of the hook into the pva you could actually be increasing distance. No bait and that flapping around

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