
congor rig
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				last cast lad
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congor rig
Hi all, so far I have only been catching congor up to about a metre long but have lost some quite a bit bigger, admitedly only using 50lb snood line, tried using wire but haven't had as many takes, this seems to be a common experience from what I read here so I'm going back to mono this time uprated to 150lb, it's pretty thick should I be tieing on hooks and swivels or using crimps like on the wire 
			
			
									
						
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				pete
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Re: congor rig
What mainline strength are you using? Lost more eels to this breaking rather than the actual biting trace going or being bitten through
			
			
									
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Re: congor rig
use 30lb reel line and a 80lb shockleader if ur fishing into rocks and for the trase
use a really good not if u can or crimps are ok if u do them rite
			
			
									
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Re: congor rig
thanks, I normally fish off rocks or pier walls for them using a boat rod with 30 line, all lost ells have been due to the light snood line being bitten through, it would come back with the last few inches badly scored/scraped
			
			
									
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