Rottom Bottom Clips?

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Rottom Bottom Clips?

#1 Post by Drew »

Ok lads, Bought some 'Rotters' for making Rigs for heavy ground traces..

Now how the heck do you use them? lol :lol:
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#2 Post by Seaniebo »

What type did you get K2?
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#3 Post by lumpy »

hey k2. what make are the. if their breakaway like i use check out this web page
http://breakaway-tackle.co.uk/new/escape_link.htm
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#4 Post by Drew »

Mustad Rotton Bottom Clips lads.

I have a feeling you tie a weak link of mono to the weight and the top of the clip Then hang the weight on the U of the clip... Just making sure I got it right lads..
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#5 Post by Lee337 »

Hi K2,

Yes, thats how they work, just be careful not to bounce the weight out during your cast. Used to use these but stick to the Gemini ones now as think they are safer plus you can just clip them onto the bottom of any rig and use it in rough ground - saves on tying dedicated rigs.
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#6 Post by Seaniebo »

Havent seen the mustad ones meself but that sounds about right for other versions
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#7 Post by Drew »

Ta Lee 8)
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#8 Post by BigPhil »

id agree with lee on this one k2, many makes of rotten bottoms will do if you are not casting far out but with the gemini u can lob or power cast with them. a bit more expensive i know but thats a few pence for extra safety?
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#9 Post by Drew »

Thanks for the input lads, Much appreciated. 8)
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