conger rig
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conger rig
what type of rig should i use for congers. i'll be fishing very snaggy ground and im not sure wheter to make a pulley rig or a more fixed type. i'll incorperate a rotten bottom into it but can anyone provide a drawing or decent picture of what i should be making?
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Re: conger rig
i'll be using mackerel heads and want to cast it out a bit but a power cast wont be necesary
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Re: conger rig
you could use a pulley rig or just use a swivel on your leader and attach your snood to that though you wont cast to far with it it tends not to tangle too much
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Re: conger rig
is 100lb mono ok or do i need wire. if i do go with mono, should i tie it or crimp it?
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Re: conger rig
tie it with a palomar knot crimps weaken the line and you dont need to use wire only for something like blue shark.i have taken conger to 30lb on 100 lb mono and had no problems.
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Re: conger rig
Did you know fergal you some times get the odd conger that lives in a sunken car:lol:

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Re: conger rig
yes ive heard that tom...if only i knew of a slipway with a car sunk at it?
http://ernephotographic.co.uk/slideshow ... index.html
http://ernephotographic.co.uk/slideshow ... index.html
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Re: conger rig
This "wreck" looks too fresh for conger's house 
It is not a matter of upper or lower class, but of being up a while and down a while...
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Re: conger rig
last saturday to be precise

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